A few questions. 1) I hear some folks say dis-kla-VEER when pronouncing it and others say dis-CLAY- vee-er. Which is right? 2) A frustration I've had lately is that I want all the additional precision that the Pro models offer but I don't want to pay the exorbitant price. I'm fine with a baby grand but I want all the recording sensitivity that the pro-models have. So I was thinking, why not retrofit a baby grand with the pro disklavier functionality? Is this worth it? Is the high cost of the pro models more a function of the disklavier part or the actual piano hardware? It seems like the disklavier stuff shouldn't be much more expensive at the low end than at the high end. In fact, I suspect that much of what you're paying for is the intellectual property and not the physical electronics and hardware that are required. Am I totally off base or is this actually a good idea? Thanks, Carl
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Piano vs disklavier cost ratio
2004-01-20 by Carl Youngblood
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