If anyone is interested. I've discovered that the PPC5R seems to simply be a Japanese version of the DKC5R. The functions are the same. The Disklavier system is an MX80. Also after looking up the serial number, the piano itself seems to be a 1986 model - although the firmware in the control unit says 1989. --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "crumhornx" <crumhornx@...> wrote: > > I'm trying to find out information about a Japanese Disklavier. Its a > glossy black Yamaha UX1 piano with a separate control unit which has > the model number PPC5R. The control unit has an LCD readout (in > english) but the only buttons are On/Off, record, play, stop and track > select. It has Midi in and Out only, no audio. It is a Japanese import > but unfortunately here in New Zealand these are the only disklaviers > that ever seem to appear on the market (and even then they are > extremely few and far between). It seems to play beautifully both from > diskette (DD only) and through the Midi ports and the piano seems in > very good condition. The dealer tells me it is a 1990 model piano. I > have tracked down a japanese service manual for sale online and at the > moment my only option seems to be to buy the manual and somehow have it > translated. Does anyone here know about this model, whether its a MkI > or MkII or a place where I might be able to find out more? > > Many Thanks. > > David Downes. >
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Re: PPC5R piano control unit.
2009-01-09 by crumhornx
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