Disklavier

Hi All

 

I own a Disklavier M3 (DYUS1) and did some research into powered monitors
because the wireless connections to my HiFi did not work very well. 

I thought a nice compromise would be the Yamaha MSP3 Powered Monitor. It can
be fit / tinkered in the piano, directly to the big board that you would
dismount when tuning your piano, firing up to the upper lid, that can be set
open for more volume. Most speakers won't fit in there so that was a big
premium not wanting to see more electrical equipment.

 

Just give it a thought; I have not done the experiment but will definitely
do so in due time.

 

Best regards

Dirk

 

 

Van: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] Namens
kenmortgages
Verzonden: zondag 10 januari 2010 0:53
Aan: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
Onderwerp: [SPAM] [disklavier] External Speakers for MX100IIXG

 

  

Hi all

After a lengthy absence (taking piano lessons) I'm back again and I hope
someone on the forum has some advice they can offer.

I have an MX100IIXG which has just celebrated its 10th birthday and sounds
even better than when it arrived from the dealer (take a bow Greg - my
tuner). I've used Bose powered speakers (PC speakers) for the ensemble parts
for many years but they have recently failed.

I thought I could send the ensemble signal to a pre-amp then into the main
stereo I have in the living room. Unfortunately the sound is very poor
quality - and somewhat distorted at higher volumes. I tried changing the
balance on the main menu, but that made little difference.

Has anybody connected their XG module through a stereo system, or should I
just go out and buy another pair of powered speakers? The latter seems a
waste as the stereo (Bose) is quite an excellent unit.

Cheers
Ken





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