Disklavier

Greetings Mark,

I could make this private but I won't. I made a simple suggestion regarding an issue that many consider important (aesthetics and ease of operation). I have suffered through many submissions that should have been private as they deal with communication only between two individuals and consider this to be just part of the process. I do not feel that my suggestion was an example of this. I think you are being unfair and actually completely rude offensive, and several other things that I will not say on this list. Read my mind re. the rest.

I believe it was you who submitted a string of letters about a locking plastic cover to keep your kids out of the piano. Is this of interest to every list reader or just those who have out of control kids? 

Everyone has different needs and interests and unless it gets out of control, I think we need to be considerate of the interests of others.

Thursday, June 26, 2008, 10:18:51 AM, you wrote:
> Why have you not taken this thread private? It is not relevant to the 
> rest of us. I do not care about the problems with one small room and all
> the problems it presents.

> Remember, all of the e-mails have the original senders e-mail address.
> If you do not know how to reply privately, how can you figure out how to
> operate or play a Disklavier?

> Enough already!!!

> Spencer_Lists wrote:

>> Greetings Kevin,

>> Another possibility is using a wireless MIDI connection at the piano 
>> and a notebook computer or put the desktop computer wherever makes 
>> sense. The notebook is best because it can be anywhere in the room or 
>> closed up and or taken completely out of the room when not actually 
>> using it.

>> Spencer



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