Disklavier

Jim,
I'm glad that you're happy with your piano, despite
the dealer's shenanigans.  I don't know if anyone else
knows if there is some way to make a complaint about
this kind of behaviour to Yamaha (telling a client
they are installing the DKV at the shop is such a
blatant mis-statement....) or not.  Chances are if
they are misleading to one client, they are misleading
more people.... knowing how much of an investment
buying a DKV is to most families, it's irritating to
see people mislead.  

Amanda Heidemann

--- Jim Schelling <jimschelling@...> wrote:
> To Carol and Piano Bench,
>  
> It seems that the dealer did a switch on me and did
> not give me the
> grand I picked out in his showroom and then add the
> DKV to it.  He told
> me it would take a few weeks to install all the DKV
> parts, but was
> probably checking all his stores for the MarkII XG.
> I guess I am happy
> with what I have and will investigate the purchase
> of a DSR1. Do you
> have any idea of the cost of this unit?  Can I order
> it from Yamaha, or
> do I have to go through a dealer?
>  
> Thanks for helping out an uneducated user.  If I had
> known about DUG
> before I purchased the piano, I could have dealt
> more intelligently with
> the dealer, although he gave me a good price and
> took our KAWAI digital
> piano in on trade.
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Carol Beigel [mailto:crbrpt@...] 
> Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 8:34 PM
> To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [disklavier] Re: DGA1XG (was reply...)
>  
> The DGA1XG is what you have.  It is a play-only
> MarkII XG Disklavier.
> It it
> NOT a DGA1 which is a MarkIII unit.  It can only be
> upgraded with a
> DSR1.
> No way will a MarkIII control unit with a built-in
> CD player ever work
> on
> this unit.  You got an acoustic piano with digital
> playback
> capabilities.
> 
> Carol Beigel


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