Jay started Synths When to help friends and musicians keep their gear running. He spent his youth climbing antenna towers, programming on his Commodore 64, diving into computer science classes, and getting his HAM radio license - all leading to his fascination with audio and electronics.Having played keys all his life in over a dozen bands, Jay married his love of music and electronics by turning his attention to engineering and getting two diplomas: Mechanical Engineering Technology (Mobile Equipment) and Electronics Engineering Technology with Honours. Since starting Synths When, he's repaired instruments for many international and local artists.