Hello,

New here, so I figure you like to know who you're talking to in possible future posts.

I'm John, 51 summers and early retired because of heart problems. I live in California with my wife and dogs and, besides a few other things, like to play some music as a hobby. So I'm no good at it, but it keeps me busy

I went for the PSR1500 instead of the 3000 because like I said, I don't do gigs and it's only to pass some time on it when I feel like making noise

By reading in this forum, I heard about George Kaye, contacted him by email, and he made me a fantastic deal, so I went over today and got my new PSR1500!

What can I say, George is a great guy with a amazing store, and I'm trying to figure out what this new toy can do

I noticed that most people have the PSR3000, so if anyone ever has a question about the 1500, I'm here trying to help you find the answer.

This seems like a great group of people, so I hope you have a little corner free to fit me in

John

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Have a nice day

Welcome aboard John...
You're amongst friends here.

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...shboom

John,
I thank you for the kind words and I enjoyed spending some time with you and your wife..How is she liking the bakery goods from the Russian bakery?
Every one of my synthzone customers have become my special family of friends and I do appreciate and need all your support. In return I will do my best to answer questions and be there if the need arrives.
George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California

Welcome aboard! You're in good hands with George for sure.
DonM

Welcome, John, have a nice stay.

Welcome John!!

Good to see another young "Boomer" join the gang. Most of us are at this age or actually a little older.

Congratulations on your new 1500 purchase. Hope you have hours of fun and music.

Regards,
Al

John: Welcome! It will be good to hear more about your likes (and dislikes, if any) about the PSR-1500. This is a great "board" and you will find a knowledgebase here not available from any other source. Great to have you with us. RICE

John,

Welcome to the forum. Lots of great individuals here, and most will be able to answer any questions you have about the keyboard. One of the sites you should visit is PSR Tutorial and go through the lesson plans Joe Waters has so graciously posted. You'll discover more information about your keyboard than you'll ever find in the operatiing manual.

Good Luck,

Gary

Welcome John,
Greetings from the UK which is much colder at the mo than sunny California I am sure.
Glad you decided to join us. You will love it here and it will fast become a habit that is hard to break!
Very best wishes
Tony

Your welcome, John! Many nice musicians (including PSR users) are 'lurking' around here which are very helpful with their advices and comments.
I don't use a PSR for myself but maybe there are some questions around it which could be answered by me (not very much I'm afraid).


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Greetings from Frankfurt (Germany),
Sheriff ;-)

Thanks for your welcome guys

George : She loved it ! Good thing we don't live closeby she said, she would become a daily customer

Riceroni9 : I'm still reading the manual, so the only thing I know so far is that the bagpipe sound doesn't even come close (which is good, I hate that sound, but it's my wife's favorite sound).

travlin'easy : thx for the link, it's going to take some time to work my way through that site, but well worth it. I also found this page, that gives me some answers : http://www.svpworld.com/forum/faq/faq_body.asp

Have a nice week-end all

John

Hello Jon and welcome to the Fraternity....
there are so many people here willing to help
just ask and take advantage of it all...enjoy
and congratulations on your new K/B....

Hi

HI JOHN,
Welcome to our forums. They are the best. There are several in the synthzone. Check them all out.
I see you are Kern County. I always think Bakersfield but know it is a big county. I was in Business in Bakersfield in '66 and '67. Developed my appreciations for Rockabilly there sitting in with some of the local bands, including the Blackboard in Oildale where Buck Owens had his band. I spent many Sundays there sitting in so Buck's Piano Player could play with the ladies It was a fun spot.
I have been in San Jose for the years since. I went through your turf the other day on my way over to Lancaster to take the new motorhome back to the factory for some warranty repairs and the factory homecoming.
Anyway, welcome to the club.
Best to you and yours,
Bebop