Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Pete Townshend (of The Who) used the Yamaha PS-6100 as the backing track for his song "Hiding Out" from his White City album (1985). He used this keyboard's Reggae (variation) preset rhythm, automatic bass and (probably) its pan flute sounds.
On this particular unit the 2nd C note from left doesn't work. Also, the Touch Response feature doesn't work from the middle G to top C.
This keyboard has 2 built-in speakers and stereo sound and folds down for easier transport.
Pete Townshend (of The Who) used the Yamaha PS-6100 as the backing track for his song "Hiding Out" from his White City album (1985). He used this keyboard's Reggae (variation) preset rhythm, automatic bass and (probably) its pan flute sounds.
On this particular unit the 2nd C note from left doesn't work. Also, the Touch Response feature doesn't work from the middle G to top C.
This keyboard has 2 built-in speakers and stereo sound and folds down for easier transport.
![1970 MATTEL Optigan Program Disc: Big Top Marching Band (4/4) [70163]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wrqq8LKqYRY/mqdefault.jpg "1970 MATTEL Optigan Program Disc: Big Top Marching Band (4/4) [70163]
Sounds from Optigan Music Maker. Get the Optigan app to hear better samples and it works just like the real thing. You can even play the virtual discs upside-down (backwards). Or, get them at optigan.com.")
