Disklavier

I really like the Advent self powered speakers AV570.  You really only need 
one speaker because the audio is dual monoaural.  You only get stereo if the 
MIDI tracks are panned properly.  The MarkIII's with CD players come with 
two speakers, real stereo, because it also has audio capabilities (people 
singing).  I just set my speaker on the floor under the music cabinet beside 
the piano.

I have never been too thrilled to see anything other than music set on top 
of a piano - especially flowers, plants and candles!  Not only can debris, 
water and wax get through the top hinge into the piano action, but it makes 
it very difficult for the technician to tune or service the piano.

Things like picture frames, lamps and of course speakers can sometimes 
rattle.

Carol Beigel


>From: "bin_kuei" <bin_kuei@...>
>Reply-To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [disklavier] External Speakers
>Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 22:04:41 -0000
>
>Anybody has experience with Yamaha MSP5 or JBL LSR25P powered studio
>speakers? These have similar footprint, weight, capabilities and
>cost. I like the MSP5 except that its on/off switch is in the back
>panel. Intuitively it seems, one located on the front panel is ideal
>for Disklavier applications. Any comments?
>
>Yamaha MS20S has the power switch on the front panel but overall
>speaking slightly less desireable than the MSP5.
>
>Incidentally, can we set these 16 lbs. speakers on top of an upright
>Disklavier?
>
>Any feedback is appreciated.
>




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