>Hi Richard and all who agreed and disagreed. > >After seeing a lot of the comments that were made about how good this >electronic piano was ( and me thinking that you where actually there at the >performance), when I realised that people are making comments on sound heard >via a (generally small cheap) speaker in a TV set, I had to make this >comment. > >I am always amazed at how so many people say how good it sounded on their TV >set etc. Let's not bury our heads in the sand. Forget about comparing a digital piano through a TV speaker. Take the time to listen to a current digital piano. A model that is quite extraordinary is the new Technics SX-PC25, which sells for under $1700. Tone and action are quite good. Listen to it and compare it to a decent 6' grand. It would be difficult for most people to tell the difference-it's that good. Does that mean that people would buy a digital instead of a grand? Certainly not, there are still many subtle nuances. The reality however is that for the similar cost of a 20 year old so-so spinet piano people can get something with a much better sound and action. -- Glenn Grafton Grafton Piano & Organ Co. 1081 County Line Rd. Souderton PA 18964 http://www.graftonpiano.com/ glenn@graftonpiano.com 800-272-5980 The box said "Requires Windows 95, or better." So I bought a Macintosh.
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