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Sam
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> On Oct 8, 2014, at 5:15 PM, jeswise@... [disklavier] <disklavier@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> I have a mid 90's disklavier. The front of the unit says DKC5R, and I see "MX80" on the back. It uses the 3.5in floppy discs. I don't play it much any more, but it is occasionally nice to have playing with the player feature- though I only have a handful of discs. I'd probably use it more if there were more options for discs, and it doesn't seem like they are making too many more for my model.
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> I'm thinking that I should either upgrade it, or sell it. Trouble is, that, I can't seem to find any reliable information on how to upgrade. I've seen that everyone is saying that the DKC-850, but I am fairly confident that my model is too old to upgrade because none of the numbers on mine are listed in the spec sheets for models that can be upgraded.
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> If I can't upgrade it, or if it is ridiculously expensive, I may sell it if there is a market for it. I'm not really pushing to sell it, but I'd think about it. How much are they going for that is reasonable for both buyers/sellers? I am in Northern California. 
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