Disklavier

Actually, they used two different sets of manuals because of the difference in the displayed volume ranges. The MX100A had a low range down to a -3. The MX100B had a low range down to a -10. Other than the color change of the LCD screen and volume control, all functions and button layout were the same. So the MX100A owners manuals are useable with the MX100B.

Bill

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On Jan 14, 2014, at 8:37 AM, George Frederick Litterst <PianoBench@...> wrote:

Hi, again.


Bill Brandom is the authority on MX100A vs. MX100B. My understanding from Bill is that the MX100B had an ability to play more quietly and that the LCD screen was changed from red to green. If those were the only changes, then it is not surprising that the manual that was subsequently published (and which is on the DEN website) says that it is for the MX100A and the MX100B. Apparently the buttons and the user features are no different.

Regards,
PianoBench

> On Jan 14, 2014, at 9:39 AM, <rkhleunghk@...> <rkhleunghk@...> wrote:
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> Thanks a lot, Pianobench. it is greatly appreciated your help.
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> the manual is useful and i believe the MX100B is the same as MX101R in japan. it is good that you have directed me to this manual and now i can have a copy to understand how the midi part work.
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> btw, can you explain to me what is the different in between MX100A and MX100B please? looks to me they are the same as they are sharing the same manual.
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> thanks
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> Ray
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