Angry, LOL, hardly....laughing at you would be more apt.

That's good, because I was laughing at you too.

At least we both had a good laugh....but my laugh was much better than yours.

Ian

Got a Harley....got a B-3. Just can't figure out how to haul the B-3 on the Harley.

Luckily, I get to play the B-3 25-30 jobs a year, and it "lives" in a place of honor at a local country club.

And the '56 "knuckle buster" three wheeler still starts when it wants to...3500 miles, and that includes one trip back from California in the early 60's.

My SD-5 (or old MS-60, believe it or not), with my little Nord Electro on my right hand, and my little SH 201 Roland on top are the practical alternative to the B-3, Suitcase Rhodes and Korg MicroSynth or Hohner.

And as for the two wheeler, it's a small Suzuki Boulevard 40...352 lbs, 650 cc's...one-banger.

Now, if I could just remember where I was going (LOL).

Russ (proud "old man's bike" rider) Lay

LOL, sez you

NiteLife,

As you say "I worked for Harley in sales from 2001 to 2005".
Do you work in sales for Ketron?...Just kidding.

I like the Audya too. It bring excellent sound and a new paradigm to the arranger world.

I have no purchase one yet, because I am afraid. Afraid that like a Harley, it will be "labor intensive" = A lot of repairs.
I have read in the forum about issues with sound boards, hard disk, files in the wrong path for the OS. I hope that is an issue only in small % of the keyboards.

I rode Harleys (or Harly if you're Canadian ) for about 25 years but now that I'm older and wiser, if you look in my garage now you will find:



I do, however, live in Harley country. Depends on whether you like beer or fine wine.

chas

WOW, Chas...will you ADOPT ME? I'm little Russ, only 64 1/2 years old!

Russ (major bike envy) Lay

I just bought a Harley Heritage classic and like I tell my Honda friends in 20 years my bike will be a classic theirs will be "do they still make parts for that?"
I also have owned Honda Goldwings for years.

I just bought a Harley Heritage classic and like I tell my Honda friends in 20 years my bike will be a classic theirs will be "do they still make parts for that?"

I also have owned Honda Goldwings for years.

While looking for a new bike this year I found myself saying just those things " it looks like and sounds like" My daughter convinced me you always wanted the real thing get it now.

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Jim R, just for fun it would be cool if you post performaces of the same tune played on your different keyboards.I'm sure it would give us alot to talk about!