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The PSR Tutorial Forum (5 Boards) => Hello Everyone! => Topic started by: KeyboardMaestroYT on October 30, 2018, 09:59:50 PM
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Hello, it's KeyboardMaestro here. And since roughly 2 weeks i'm a collector of keyboards and also active on YouTube as KeyboardMaestro.
I've owned many keyboards over the years, tons of Technics machines, loads of Casio's and multiple Yamaha's and Roland keyboards.
My collection now consists of the Technics KN-920, Yamaha PSR E-403, Yamaha PSR-400 and the Yamaha PSR-GX76. Hope to one day be able to afford the Genos, although that will be the day that there'll probably be a Genos III already lol.
I had an account before (and another YouTube channel) but i'm here for a fresh start to talk with people about our love for keyboards!
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Hello Brad!!!!!!
You're epic!
Great to hear from you again!!
Regards Norman!
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Welcome Brad!
I have only three keyboard, a vintage PSR-47, a PSR 2100 and a PSR S970.
All Yamaha. If I had space and money I would collect keyboards, great fun with different brands with different layouts.
Vintage keyboards such as the PSR-47 are popular items for collectors, but I will never sell mine :)
Keep up the good work :)
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Welcome Brad!
I have only three keyboard, a vintage PSR-47, a PSR 2100 and a PSR S970.
All Yamaha. If I had space and money I would collect keyboards, great fun with different brands with different layouts.
Vintage keyboards such as the PSR-47 are popular items for collectors, but I will never sell mine :)
Keep up the good work :)
The PSR-2100 is a great machine, i used to get keyboardlessons on a PSR-2000, played pretty good from what i can remember.
Thanks btw!
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Hello Brad!!!!!!
You're epic!
Great to hear from you again!!
Regards Norman!
Thank you Norman, why exactly am i epic? :D
Greetings!
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Welcome Brad!
I have only three keyboard, a vintage PSR-47, a PSR 2100 and a PSR S970.
All Yamaha. If I had space and money I would collect keyboards, great fun with different brands with different layouts.
Vintage keyboards such as the PSR-47 are popular items for collectors, but I will never sell mine :)
Toril, i still have a PSR-48. Great little keyboard. !!!! I have not used it in a while, i think it needs the electrical adapter.
I remember it has this 'solo' button that you hit and plays a great solo.
Fun, it was.
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Yes. The solo function is fun. You can use batteries too.
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Welkom ;)
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Dank je wel! 8)
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