Disklavier

Good morning, everyone.

In a message dated 1/10/02 12:33:37 AM, raydene@... writes:

<< Bottom line is I'm buying a MX100A and trying to figure out if I got 
ripped off or not. >>

If it is in good condition, this should be a fine piano. However, to have a 
convenient and complete Disklavier experience, I suggest that you factor the 
price of a DSR1 into your purchase. This will enable you to use high density 
disks, play Standard MIDI Files, and will provide you with a tone generator. 
Also, if you think that you want to be able to play the new PianoSoft Plus 
Audio CDs, then you should add in the cost of a DCD1.

Regards,
PianoBench