What a bunch of old klunkers! WEREN'T THEY GREAT?

GREAT MEMORIES!


Russ

Mine was a double tier KIMBALL ORGAN just don't remember what the model was, and the second keyboard was actually a HAMMOND B-200 with Leslie, WOW! that was big!

Right you are Russ.....WE are lucky to have lived thru, played & experienced those years.

This is where it all started in 1964


5 octaves, built in wind-effect (synth?) completely independent from energy sources.
Several organs followed, LIPP, GEM, ELKA, Solina, Wersi Alpha 350DX, Hammond L100.

Keyboards : Korg M1, Technics KN2000, KN3000, KN5000, Solton X1, Ketron SD1, G70 (only for 24 hours yikes!), Tyros1, Tyros2, Tyros3.... Tyros4 (in a few weeks)



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upright piano, 1937 lessons out of Etude Classical,
first portable Hoehner Clavinet D3 still in closet
Bebop

WOW! it looks like an organ grandpa would play on the MUNSTERS, or maybe Addams Family

My first keyboard was my dad's accordion; it's still around, at my sister's house. Then I got my own, followed by a Wurlitzer 4100 organ. My first 'to play out' keyboard was a red and black Farfisa Combo Compact. My first arranger was a Korg iX300. Oh, but the keyboards that followed...

Other than our home piano, a Wurlitzer spinet, the first keyboard I owned was a early model Fender Rhodes piano with a fiberglass case and pedestal that looked like something out of the Jetsons.

My first 'to play out' keyboard was a red and black Farfisa Combo Compact. My first arranger was a Korg iX300. Oh, but the keyboards that followed... [/B][/QUOTE]

Cass, I had the same one!

Joe



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Joe Ayala