Casio Keyboard:



Had to stop taking lessons because of my financial situation (and because I didn't like my music teacher). But once my financial situation improves, I'm going to resume learning how to play this thing.
[Edited 8/26/09 23:49pm]

psychodelicide said:

Thanks, it's a beauty.

Lammastide said:

Me too. I'm with ya on that.

NMuzakNSoul said:

You're welcome. It most definitely is.

psychodelicide said:

If you really wanna learn then you can, and put your mind to it. Although I can't really envision that for myself. Never took lessons cause as far back as I can remember my dad has synths and keyboards around.

psychodelicide said:

When I see Stevie Wonder & Brian Mcknight use it live too I figure it's cool.

NMuzakNSoul said:

Oh wow, that's the keyboard that Stevie Wonder uses? I loooove Stevie Wonder! Brian McKnight is cool too. I loved his song "One Last Cry".

NMuzakNSoul said:

So you're self-taught, like Prince. That's awesome that you were able to do it on your own, without having any formal lessons.

psychodelicide said:

Yeah for live gigs! It's the motif xs 8 so it has some more keys but the rest is the same. I love "one last cry" also!

piccie!

psychodelicide said:

Yep. I always remember it's a gift from above, I will never take credit for it. this way you'll think less and just follow wherever the talent takes you.

That said constant practice is essential.

NMuzakNSoul said:

Stevie! Wish this guy would do concerts; I would loooove to see him perform live on stage.

NMuzakNSoul said:

Yes, it definitely is a gift from above, no doubt about that. Practice makes perfect, as they say, and believe me, once I find a decent music teacher, I will be practicing a lot.

Saw this in Guitar Center today and might pick it up this weekend, once I get the Squier in my hands.



I've never seen a fretless 8-string before, so naturally I want it.

Moonbeam said:

so awesome...

didn't realize Guitar Center had a used listing...

so many Stevie Ray Vaughan Strats for sale...

TRON said:

My thoughts exactly. Congrats on the new bass Vendetta, nice.

TD3 said:

Thank you. And thanks for all your help. I've been learning tons of stuff.

The only thing I hate is there was such a limited selection of left handed basses.

Vendetta1 said:

You are welcome. I didn't know you were a southpaw. Even as you go up in price range the selection by the major manufacturers is limited. But not to worry, once you've started slapping that bass around like Bootsy....you'll wanna get yourself a custom/handmade eletric bass guitar. Surprisingly they are cost competitive with the top end stuff of major manucaturers build.

Enjoy, it's a journey and but it's so rewarding.

connorhawke said:

what a shame

how come it broke down ?

for how long did you have it ?

i have mine for 9 months or so now

i expected it to last for many years
[Edited 8/28/09 6:32am]

TD3 said:

Nice guitars! What is the last one? It kind of looks like an acoustic guitar, but there is no hole in it.

My brother played acoustic guitar, and I heard it a lot in my house growing up, so I really like the way it sounds. Although I tend to like the way all guitars sound anyway. I'm not too picky.

psychodelicide said:

Thank you. It's a Merritt David R. he's a friend of mine a hobbist. It's an acoustic archtop hybrid it's light as a feather, has a sound port (hole) on it's left-side of the guitar. Has a "fuller", sound than traditional acoustic archtop. It's the best of both worlds archtop look but with more of an acoustic guitar sound.