Disklavier

My suggestion is that you buy new powered speakers. Usually, the better
quality the sound, the uglier they are! I own a MarkIIXG. The output is
dual monaural, so you don't really need a set of stereo speakers unless you
want the same sound coming from two different places. Ensemble sounds are
not audio, but MIDI instruments (data run through a synthesizer), and that
is why you need powered speakers.

Carol Beigel

----- Original Message -----
From: "kenmortgages" <kenmortgages@yahoo.com>
To: <disklavier@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2010 6:52 PM
Subject: [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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