Too bad she wasn't pretty...then it would have been a 10 performance!

:-)
Lee S.

Better watch it. Elizabeth's listening .

chas

CHAS.....

Yes I am! Be nice boyz.....

Elizabeth

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124, Diki

Well your spot on with the dates when these insrtuments would have hit the market but in those days they hung around much longer, unfortunately ( or luckily ) I was still a non-earning school boy with poor parents in the early 70's and just used to dream about owning these instruments, it was only until I got a well paid job in 1979 that I got the Rhodes and then the Logan in 1980, Clavinet and the Korg 700s mono synth in 1981...1982 I moved over to a Whurly EP200a and a Korg Poly6 and a Roland Juno 6....oh happy daze..!

Rgds

Noel J


Early 70's?

From what I've seen of most SZ members' pictures, it's a good job that, unlike Bachus, most of our audiences don't really CARE whether we are 'pretty' or not!

Diki, you got that right. I always thought I wes better cut out for radio than TV, if you get my drift.

Pasadoble: I guessed at 1973 as that was when I got my first synth, a Micromoog. I was using that perched atop a well roadworn M102 up until 1980. Actually I still have that old Moog - never play it these days, though.

I use multiple keyboards when at all possible. I love to use my C-1 with a synth on top and a digital piano on my right hand.

When I uase the B-3, I use a suitcase on my right hand and either an old Korg Micro or a DX-7 on the top....complete "old school".

Even on my arranger jobs now, I use a controller and old Yamaha tone generator over
an old MS-60.

When I start to use my SD-5, I'll have the GW-7 on my right hand and my Hammond Melodica resting on the top.

Haven't figured out what I'm going to do with the Midjay, but may use it with bass pedals and a double neck guitar. Always have two jobs Friday and Saturday, and use different set-ups for each.


Hard to change old ways,


Russ

One : T3