Looking for primer/tutorial on the basics of using an amp

I believe that a bunch of Jan Hammer wannabes were largely responsible for killing the popularity of the Keytar.
Fixed it for you.

I'm growing a mullet, going to change the batteries in my keytar, and bring teh sexeh back.
I believe that the Miami Vice soundtrack is still funding his career.
Fixed that for you, too.
 
Dudes. All I can say is Cory Henry. This guy rocks the ever loving sheet out of anything with keys on it.



Anyway, back on topic. Alan, I think the Yamaha THR10 is a clear winner. Will accomplish your goals in the near-term. Plus, if you go electric later, it will serve your learning and practicing time for years to come even if you buy a larger amp for playing with a band. It's a simple enough product that you can just twist knobs and experiment to find what you like.
 
I rocked a white linen jacket at my HS graduation. Sleeves pushed up and all.

But that was a LONG time ago...

The obvious questions are, do you still have it?

And, does it still fit?
 
No, destroyed in the wash. And undoubtedly no. After college I lifted weights for quite a while and my chest and shoulders are like 10 sizes bigger than in HS. I was a buck sixty in HS.
 
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