Disklavier

You really only need one speaker because the output is
double monaural.  The Yamaha speakers should have
mounting brackets available, but I believe they do hang
down enough to see them. You can install a power strip
under the piano and plug all the accessories into that
so you only have one wire coming from the piano.  The
long Dampp chaser bar can be replaced with two smaller
ones, but a plug will need to be installed on one of
the rod wires.  Hopefully you do not have a humidifier
tank as well around all those electronics.

Carol Beigel

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Asaibene" <Mrchefdave@...>
To: <disklavier@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 7:04 AM
Subject: [disklavier] Mounting Speakers


> When I bought my DC3A I also bought speakers and a
TG100. (I have since
> upgraded to the MU50) At the time I did not want to
mount the speakers on
> and under the piano, however now I would like to.
Could anyone offer any
> advice where they would go so that you don't see
them? My wife would like
> only one wire from the Piano. It appears that the
Damp Chaser does not let
> you mount them between the black supports under the
sound board. The
> speakers are Yamaha MS202II. Do they need to be set
apart or can they go
> next to each other on the left side between the
soundboard and side?
> Thanks Dave
>