Disklavier

I wouldn't recommend using an HD floppy with the hole taped over.  Also, it is
better to format and write to the DD floppies using an actual DD drive, not an
HD drive.

The reason has to due with the size and strength of the read/write head.  For
the older DD drives, the head is bigger and stronger.  Also, the floppies are
manufactured to support this.

So, while an HD floppy with a taped-over hole will format to 720KB and seem
fine on your computer, the Disklavier unit may have trouble reading it.

TTFN,
Grem

--- John Hancock <johnmusic@...> wrote:

> It has to be Double density double sided.  I have used HD disks but you have
> to put tape over the hole opposite the read write protection hole.  I had an
> instance where the tape came off in the drive unit so I sourced the DD disks
> I mentioned.
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> It makes no difference if it's Yamaha.  They are all the same.
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> John Hancock