ELKA PANTHER ORGAN (Physical Modelling)

I owned the Elka Capri.  I did much work for me with a trio; the contacts were always giving trouble and had to be replaced using whatever suitable materials were available.  Safety pins, springy wire, whatever.
It had a grey cover and I would say was a worthy contender for the Vox Continental which was the premier instrument of that period.
The Elka was more versatile; the bottom octave or two could be used to produce genuine bass effect, and proved useful for that purpose.
I got a Gem Imperial with a 40W Leslie eventually, which was OK when a decent musician got behind it!
'Nuff said . . .