Hi, Dave. I vote for the C5, primarily because of its length advantage. I take care of several of these, and they are a very well balanced piano. Their bass is very good, definitely in the serious category, and the size is just right, i.e. about as big as you can fit into an average home living room without overpowering the space both physically and acoustically. (Note the several qualifiers and assumptions!). I am assuming the RX2's bass is good for a 5'10 piano, but unless it is strikingly spectacular, it won't be able to compete. I'm also assuming the C5 is made for the US, not imported used. 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? > > > > > David Ilvedson, RPT > Pacifica, CA 94044 >
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