Armando & Russ, that shot of me was taken quite a while back (June 2002), when I was gigging with the PSR2000. I can hardly believe (in Dec 2004) that I'll have been performing on the Yamaha Tyros for TWO YEARS! How's that for keyboard model loyalty? It's really amazing how time flies!

Here's a more recent shot (2/2004) of me performing with the Tyros :



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U.D. is correct. You can route the microphone out a seperate output on the X1.

Tom

Thanks for the showing the pics.... and the information. You wrote:



This is an interesting idea, but you can only do it like that if you are singing and not when playing a solo, right? Then you have to use your left hand alone for the chords and that can be hard sometimes.

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drdalet

Hi Scott, it seemed to me the comments about your posture were made out of love and care for you, not criticism.

I retired from the corporate world 2 years ago and took a position here in FL playing keyboard at church. From playing maybe 2 hrs a week, I suddenly started playing 20 hours, and ended up with tennis elbow, which has been plaguing me now for 18 months. One of the contributing factors was said to be that I had the keyboard too high. So just be careful!!

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Graham

True. It's always reassuring to be reminded what a loving and caring group of friends I have here, and one the reasons I've hung tight with SZ folks for so long (over 5 years)

Graham, you're absolutely right that proper keyboard height is VERY IMPORTANT to avoid injury. You'll notice that I do heed advice, as my more recent pictures (performing on the Tyros) have me situated at a more approriate position.

Scott