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From: roger@rtech.ARPA (Roger Rohrbach)
Newsgroups: net.music.synth
Subject: Re: looking for electric piano
Message-ID: <372@rtech.ARPA>
Date: Fri, 10-May-85 17:56:54 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 10 17:56:54 1985
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> I would like to purchase an apartment piano this summer.
> Although I would like to get an honest-to-goodness piano,
> a real acoustic piano is no good for me here. If I'm going
> to get a keyboard instrument it'll have to be of the 
> portable/quiet type.  There are certainly polyphonic
> synthesizers available, but I'm more interested in something
> that is as close to a piano as I can get, in sound and key
> action.  I'm willing to spend up to about $2000 max for the 
> instrument (excluding amp, headphones, whatever).
> 
> -Andrew		Andrew Glassner		
> glassner@unc	decvax!mcnc!unc!glassner

	I would suggest taking a look at the Yamaha PF-15. It
has 88 keys, weighted action,  & velocity-sensitive dynamics.
There are three "piano" voices, three "electic piano", vibes,
two harpsichords, and a clavichord voice.  I'm purchasing one
next Saturday, for similar reasons.  It's a really nice piano
for the price (I'm paying $1495).

					Roger Rohrbach

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