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We Love you, Brother Bryce!! Happy Birthday

The fellow with a red jacket is playing a Polysix over a Roland VP330 Vocoder. I believe a Roland SH-101 and Roland CR-78 drum are on his right. The bearded fellow is playing a Roland Jupiter-8, Korg MS-10/20 and a Roland TR-808 drum machine.

I had a HT-700 for a short while, but would have loved a CZ-101.

I've always preferred synths with utilitarian looks and designs. They are electronic devices after all. No different than medical or computer equipment.

I'm of the same opinion... First had a K2000S then a 1st gen model that was used for a Cirque du Soleil tour. It had dozens of 100mb zip disks full of samples but I thought it didn't sound as good as my K2000S.

In an entirely subjective opinion, I'll say the Yamaha PSS-480/680. A simple 2-Op FM toy keyboard that can be edited via software. Sounds much better than it should, imo, with a very high fun factor.

I could see myself saying Behringer, given their wide choice of audio and music related products. But Yamaha would ultimately be my pick.

Never had tons of keyboards but I absolutely adored using the Kurzweil K2000.

Thank you for putting in words what many would like to say, but have a hard time to express, AnthonyM. And thanks Keyboard Corner and MPN Network for having continued to provide a home and shelter online throughout 2023. May we all step in the New Year with open hearts.

I hope your desires come true and that this Christmas be the best you've had in years. Enjoy every moment together with the people you love.

All music and sound is listened to at my desktop computer. It's simply played through a cheap radio hooked to it.

The keyboard player, Roger Manning, later became one half of the Moog Cookbook duo. I find that pretty cool