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Pile of books?
Taushi Congratulations! You've truly explored and analyzed the world of digital and virtual pianos to the greatest of depths. It's really great to see you with your own acoustic now, especially with the all the skill and talent that you have!
Looks fantastic!
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navindra Congratulations! You've truly explored and analyzed the world of digital and virtual pianos to the greatest of depths. It's really great to see you with your own acoustic now, especially with the all the skill and talent that you have!
Looks fantastic!
Thanks so much for the wonderfully kind words.
I tossed off a bit of my favorite demonstration piece that anybody familiar with my post will be know by now, ad nauseam …the Scriabin Etude Op 2, No 1.
It ain’t the prettiest sounding piano, by far, lol - I’ve got to address the sustain & una corda pedal noise, voice the hammers, and the action needs a regulation.
But, for a practice piano, it’ll do.
I’ve also learned that there’s a whole new world of study I have to delve into - how to properly record a piano. Tried my best with my phone.
I think it sounds great!!
Hi
Well I finally moved house (to a detached place) last month and now own my first ever acoustic Piano:
A Yamaha B3, with the chrome finish. £4995 for those interested.
Lovely sound and feel, and a dream come true for me.
Cheers
Simon
All round average Jazz, Blues & Rock player.
Currently working towards ABRSM grade 8.
Simon
All round average Jazz, Blues & Rock player.
Currently working towards ABRSM grade 8.
Hi keff
I'm not sure, however I know a local one, as he tunes for my Piano Teacher. And indeed my purchase was at least partially based on a discussion I had with him, as he also sells Pianos.
My Teacher has a Yamaha Grand, and an upright, and whilst her upright is a better model than my B3, I think the sound and feel is pretty close to what I'm used to when I have lessons. And the B3 is a considerable improvement on my old Casio PX S3000 (which served me really well), and has been sold to a friend.
Cheers
Simon
All round average Jazz, Blues & Rock player.
Currently working towards ABRSM grade 8.
Simonb Just before my piano teacher retired she bought a smaller house and traded in her Yam grand for a B3.
My long standing tuner also retired this year but we have been fortunate for new tuner arriving in the area. I do keep wondering if I should acquire a digital such as a Kawai CA901 so that I have something that never goes out of perfect tune. A CA901 would be good if I were to start a mini piano group in my home.
Enjoy your new acoustic piano.