comparison

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I happen to enjoy the sound of the  Kawai Rx series.  Go for Rx-3 & call it a 
day. To my ear the Kawai is a  more complex & dark sound than the Yamah 
product.  I can extract a  lot of tonal  shades from the Kawai.  Yamaha in general 
are more one  dimensional tonally.  That's not to say I'm not a fan of Yamaha 
but I'm not  fond of the C-5's I've serviced.  
  However bigger in most cases is better.  That's my  final answer
JMO
  Dale

 
On Jan 16, 2007, at 6:31 PM, David Ilvedson wrote:
List,

I have a customer looking at a 1990 Yamaha C5 (apparently little used..I  
will inspect) and a new RX2.  For about the same price.  Any  input on your 
preference?



I'd point them toward the C5 unless you know the RX2 to be a magnificent  
anomaly: a huge-sounding piano.


C series Yamahas are the best manufactured instruments, IMO.


David Andersen



 
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