Peter Joris wrote: > Hi, > > I use a Roland RD-150 stage piano, I like it very much, it is not the same > as the real thing, but to make it portable it is one of the closest to a > piano and affordable options to get a piano on stage in comparison to a real > piano. The sounds are very usable and 64 notes polyphony is enough for me Which, in the end is what this whole digital bit is about. Once the public decides the sound and touch are useable enough, the acoustic industry is in big trouble. The portability and ease of maintaince will be simply to attractive to the vast majority of potential piano owners in the end. A digi piano will never be an acoustic piano, but then it doesnt need to be either. Cheers RicB > > I use only the piano 1, the strings and voice only layered to the piano. > > Downside is that it has no build in speakers, but it is a plus that I have > to use external speakers which results in a nice rounder sound than most > stage pianos(keyboards) with build in speakers > > But if I have the choice.....;-) > > Peter Joris > > > --
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