1980's Yamaha Japan SHS-10S Keytar ("Gui-Board") w/MIDI

1980's Yamaha Japan SHS-10S Keytar ("Gui-Board") w/MIDIThe Yamaha SHS 10 (or the Yamaha Sholky if you're in Japan) is a Japanese made keytar that was released in 1987. Compact keyboard with 32 minikeys and a pitch bend wheel, vibrato and sustain buttons, an internal Frequency modulation (usually referred to as FM) synthesizer offering 25 different voices with 6 note polyphony, two operators, and a very basic chord sequencer. It also has a loudspeaker for use on it's own (or plug into an amp through a Boss

Mahogany body with a mahogany neck and a nice rosewood fingerboard with only a single decorative inlay

looks to be all original except for a new output jack

has a few replacement parts (fine tuner

Loaded with a pair of humbuckers and a FRT tremolo system

Hardware: Chrome

Passive PJ pickups for plenty of tonal options

neck is straight and plays well

Previous owner painted it yellow

Good used condition as pictured with a few cosmetic bumps and dings

The Boss CE-3 Chorus was an update on the CE-2 to include stereo outputs

with the only difference being the name

The Sens (short for Sensitivity) knob is used to control how sensitive the effect is to your playing dynamics and the Peak knob controls the tone of the filter