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Check with Yamaha in the USA. The original US Disklavier E3 models didn't have the Silent features and in Europe, you didn't get the Silent feature unless you went up to a DC****** model. DG models did not have the Silent features in Europe (I think this only involved one model of the E3 Grand Pianos), but there has been a re-vamp of the range, so it's best to check.

athomik

On Feb 26 2013, George Frederick Litterst wrote:

>Good evening, everyone.
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>John, the specs on the DGC1ES are available here:
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>http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/disklaviers/e3_series/dgc1e3s/?mode=model
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>The specs do mention a silent system on this model.
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>Regards,
>PianoBench
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>On Feb 26, 2013, at 5:45 PM, FELKER wrote:
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>> I have a DGT7A, full digital piano, which I bought as a piece of furniture. The area in the great room was perfect for a baby grand, loved piano for dinner parties, and I did not play. It was the perfect instrument at the time. I love it still!!
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>> Well, I started to take lessons and after 4 years I am now wanting to get a "real" piano. Real reason is the amplifier HISS is distracting as I play...
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>> I have Selected the DGC1ES to replace the DGT7a...
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>> Any Comments on the DGC1ES?
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>> I love the silent feature or the DGT7a and the ability to play both Piano and a Sound generated instrument.. e.g. Organ... OR just Organ alone without any piano.
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>> As best I discern.. the DGC1ES will be identical in capabilities to the DGT7a.. just with strings in the cabinet! Is this correct?
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>> I use the Silent feature in the early morning when I am the only one up... perfect time to practice.
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>> THANKS for any and all input!
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