A wooden Italian made electric harmonium/organ from Busilacchio. I toured many years with a grey-cased contemporary of this fellow. There are cosmetic issues. The legs are scuffed as can be seen from the photo of one of them ( they are all scuffed equally the same ) But all are solid and have a heavy duty black rubber stopper as each end. They all screw in and out of the organ in the fixtures shown - all of which can be removed if so desired. There is small piece of the plastic surround of the on-off switch missing. This does not affect the function. There is also a small piece of wood missing from one corner of the instrument. ( See photo. ) There is no direct output. The mics have to be placed over the top of the keys in front of the grill and its numbers if you wish to record it or play it live. It is very loud. There is a metal support rod fixed underside of the instrument which clips into a clip fixture attached to one of the legs.