Your very first synth
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Uncle Mark
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- Joined: Thu Jun 10, 2021 3:46 pm
- Location: Montreal, QC
My first synth
Back in 1978, a Wurlitzer, a Korg 770 and an Elka Rhapsody 490.
Sold them to buy an acoustic piano.
Next synth was a Korg Poly 61 with an electric piano, the EPS 1 in 1983.
Sold the EPS quickly. Kept the Poly till last summer.
Now play on a SV2.
Own a Yamaha Motif XS7, a Poly Evolver, a Kurzweil PC3, an old Ensoniq ESQ 1 and a couple from Roland.
I know one day, I will have to sell most of them.
Ain’t getting any younger...
Sold them to buy an acoustic piano.
Next synth was a Korg Poly 61 with an electric piano, the EPS 1 in 1983.
Sold the EPS quickly. Kept the Poly till last summer.
Now play on a SV2.
Own a Yamaha Motif XS7, a Poly Evolver, a Kurzweil PC3, an old Ensoniq ESQ 1 and a couple from Roland.
I know one day, I will have to sell most of them.
Ain’t getting any younger...
A bit late to the party, but anywhoo....
My first keyboard was a Yamaha PSR-32. Purchased it in '86 or '87 and used it as my practice keyboard in my bedroom. The 32 was still chugging along when I donated it to my church a few weeks ago and replaced it with a more current model from the PSR line...the EW425.
For $500 it has a lot "under the hood". I probably won't utilize many of the features. Just wanted a good practice unit that is easy on the wallet and back.
My first keyboard was a Yamaha PSR-32. Purchased it in '86 or '87 and used it as my practice keyboard in my bedroom. The 32 was still chugging along when I donated it to my church a few weeks ago and replaced it with a more current model from the PSR line...the EW425.
For $500 it has a lot "under the hood". I probably won't utilize many of the features. Just wanted a good practice unit that is easy on the wallet and back.
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