Bubs's Keytar - Revision history

Lira: Oh, and isn't this usually not capitalized?

Lira — Fri, 06 May 2016 14:03:20 GMT

Oh, and isn't this usually not capitalized?

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	The most obvious differences between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, no visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the front, whereas a real one has 32 keys, a visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the back.		The most obvious differences between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, no visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the front, whereas a real one has 32 keys, a visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the back.

-	In [[Baddest ~~Of The~~ Bands]], Bubs called his keytar "Skeezy."	+	In [[Baddest of the Bands]], Bubs called his keytar "Skeezy."

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

	*'''Debut:''' Email [[cheatday]]		*'''Debut:''' Email [[cheatday]]
-	*[[Baddest ~~Of The~~ Bands]]	+	*[[Baddest of the Bands]]

	[[Category:Instruments\|Keytar, Bubs's]]		[[Category:Instruments\|Keytar, Bubs's]]
	[[Category:Electronics\|Keytar, Bubs's]]		[[Category:Electronics\|Keytar, Bubs's]]

Lira: Comma'd.

Lira — Fri, 06 May 2016 14:02:13 GMT

Comma'd.

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	The most obvious differences between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, no visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the front, whereas a real one has 32 keys, a visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the back.		The most obvious differences between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, no visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the front, whereas a real one has 32 keys, a visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the back.

-	In [[Baddest Of The Bands]] Bubs called his keytar "Skeezy."	+	In [[Baddest Of The Bands]], Bubs called his keytar "Skeezy."

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

90.129.31.219: SHS-10 comparison expanded

90.129.31.219 — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 17:06:17 GMT

SHS-10 comparison expanded

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	The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.		The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.

-	The ~~only significant difference~~ between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, whereas a real one has 32.	+	The most obvious differences between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, no visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the front, whereas a real one has 32 keys, a visible speaker grill and the neck positioned along the back.

	In [[Baddest Of The Bands]] Bubs called his keytar "Skeezy."		In [[Baddest Of The Bands]] Bubs called his keytar "Skeezy."

DorianGray: /* Appearances */ Update appearances

DorianGray — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:20:47 GMT

Appearances: Update appearances

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	*'''Debut:''' Email [[cheatday]]		*'''Debut:''' Email [[cheatday]]
-	[[Baddest Of The Bands]]	+	*[[Baddest Of The Bands]]

	[[Category:Instruments\|Keytar, Bubs's]]		[[Category:Instruments\|Keytar, Bubs's]]
	[[Category:Electronics\|Keytar, Bubs's]]		[[Category:Electronics\|Keytar, Bubs's]]

208.70.53.174 at 22:20, 2 November 2008

208.70.53.174 — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:20:16 GMT

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	*'''Debut:''' Email [[cheatday]]		*'''Debut:''' Email [[cheatday]]
		+	[[Baddest Of The Bands]]

	[[Category:Instruments\|Keytar, Bubs's]]		[[Category:Instruments\|Keytar, Bubs's]]
	[[Category:Electronics\|Keytar, Bubs's]]		[[Category:Electronics\|Keytar, Bubs's]]

208.70.53.174 at 22:19, 2 November 2008

208.70.53.174 — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:19:18 GMT

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	The only significant difference between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, whereas a real one has 32.		The only significant difference between Bubs's keytar and a real SHS-10 is that Bubs's only has 24 keys, whereas a real one has 32.
		+
		+	In [[Baddest Of The Bands]] Bubs called his keytar "Skeezy."

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

Homestar-Winner: Strong Bad's Basement changed to Basement of the Brothers Strong

Homestar-Winner — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 02:35:03 GMT

Strong Bad's Basement changed to Basement of the Brothers Strong

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	[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]		[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]
-	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in [[~~Strong Bad's~~ basement]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar. The range is nearly two octaves, from F to E.	+	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in the [[basement of the Brothers Strong]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar. The range is nearly two octaves, from F to E.

	The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.		The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.

Qermaq: correction, see talk

Qermaq — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 08:54:35 GMT

correction, see talk

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	[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]		[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]
-	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in [[Strong Bad's basement]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar. The range is D to C.	+	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in [[Strong Bad's basement]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar. The range is nearly two octaves, from F to E.

	The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.		The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.

Dinoshaur: Range.

Dinoshaur — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 23:12:59 GMT

Range.

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	[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]		[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]
-	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in [[Strong Bad's basement]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar.	+	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in [[Strong Bad's basement]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar. The range is D to C.

	The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.		The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: Strong Bad's basement

The Cheatbot — Mon, 21 May 2007 03:19:44 GMT

autoreplace: Strong Bad's basement

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	[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]		[[Image:Bubs with Keytar.png\|thumb\|right\|Bubs gets all the royalties]]
-	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in [[~~Strong Bad's Basement\|~~Strong Bad's basement]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar.	+	'''[[Bubs]]'s [[Wikipedia:Keytar\|Keytar]]''' was played by Bubs to help supply the music for "The Date of Birth Song" in the email [[cheatday]]. He had it handy behind the [[The Couch\|couch]] in [[Strong Bad's basement]]. It seems that [[Strong Bad]] and [[The Cheat]] did not appreciate Bubs butting into the song with his keytar.

	The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.		The keytar is based on a [http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/yamaha_shs10.cfm Yamaha SHS-10 FM digital keyboard]. The most common version of the SHS-10 is red and features colored buttons. It was often used as a cheap MIDI controller in the late '80s, as the sounds are nothing special. At around $100, it was almost a toy, but had professional features like MIDI out, pitch-bend, and a two-digit LED display to indicate patch/program changes.