Does it sound useable?...If I play the right chords

Your NEW BK-9?

Fran,

Sounds nice that, is that what I think its is, you got it to boot after all this time....

Tony

Sounds OK if you were going to use it for background music in a restaurant setting.

OK, now you can tell us it's the BK9.

Gary

I don't think it's the Media Station, Tony, so it must be the BK-9.

Some "interesting" chords there, Fran.

Sounds pretty good, nonetheless.

Ian

Media station is gone..

To a good home, I hope, with lots of good care and regular feeding.

So, it has to be the BK-9, as he was mulling it over last time we spoke.

Ian

Lionstracs,

Where the hell did that name come from, Dom must have been in Africa on a safari and thought, " ??? that's it, the name for my new invention . "

Donny how do you know it's gone, you didn't do a back-door deal with Fran did you, bought it and one day going to surprise the hell out of us.. wouldn't put it past you to do that.



This was the salesman, no one every managed to get this taken off YT, think this did more harm than good, its a great pity it never worked, I for one would have liked to see someone get a foot in the market.

Tony, It's gone far away.. I have my sources...

Nice one Donny, glad he got rid, twas and expensive door stop. still would have been nice had it all worked. I don't think anyone will ever get caught out again like that.

The jazz guitar sounds like the typical Roland SuperNatural jazz guitar when it makes some slight unintentional glissandi (happens if you don't play it solo). So, unless you have a Jupiter or Integra, it is most probably the BK-9.

No idea... Sorry, Fran, but if that's a BK-9, it only goes to show how just about ANYTHING can be made to sound bad by bad playing!

Tip #1... If you are playing a jazz guitar solo, mute the jazz guitar arranger track..!

Tip #2... Write some changes down before you start playing!

Love ya, man, but this is not your best work, LOL