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From: ron@brl-tgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>)
Newsgroups: net.music.synth
Subject: Re: looking for electric piano
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Date: Tue, 7-May-85 12:23:35 EDT
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> Holding Back The Dam #1: The Fender Rhodes
> 	A very nice instrument, but it's not as close to a
> 	piano in sound and action as I want.
I'll let you have mine real cheap.  The Yamaha electric grands are
closer but still not great.  If you've really got the bucks, try the
KAWAI.

Suggestions:

	Yamaha PF15 electric piano, doesn't feel too bad.  Full 88 key
	reasonably small piano.

	Buy some nice synthesizer and one of the ROLAND 88 key midi
	controller.  You won't find a nicer keyboard on something
	electronic (well, short of the Kurzweil at least).  Too which
	you can apply a DX-7, Roland Super-Jupiter, or whatever MIDI
	synth strikes your fancy.  Roland even makes a keyboardless MIDI
	electronic piano box.

-Ron