[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 09-21-2005).]

First arranger keyboard...a 73 Yamaha spinet organ...don't know the model number. Had auto bass. usewd it with two 147 RV Leslies.
That was the only way we could figure out how to get both channels working. Later got a second one (about 77) and switched to a twochannel leslie. It was ransistors, and I didn't like the sound as well as the tube models.

Russ

The first organ: Yamaha BK4C
The first Synth: Korg Poly 800
The first arranger:Yamaha Psr 6100

Chico

Geez I can't even remember the model number to my very first one. It was a Yamaha (had mini keys) One (mono) speaker, sounds were terrible (my alarm clock sounds better). It had flush buttons (like the DX series). What was cool about it though is that it had some basic voice parameter buttons to edit the voices. Patterns sounded worse than my cheap basic sound card in my computer.

My next board wasn't an arranger. It was a Casio CZ-1000. Owned many synths between that time.

I didn't buy another arranger until the original DJX was released. Also bought a PSR-540, PSR-550, Casio MZ-2000, and currently use the WK-3500. Had a short run with the PSR-2000 (but had some problems there).

Squeak

First Synth - Korg Polysix
First Organ - Lowrey GAK-H 25
First Arranger- Yamaha PSR 9000 Pro

I've also had the pleasure of DX7/DX5/Korg DW8000/S900/1000/3000/6000/EMAX II HDSE/JD990/JV1080/Novation Supernova/Tyros 1, some of which are still currently working.