Disklavier

Here's a question for the techies.  I have an MX100A but play my 
floppies through a DSR-1. Of course I have to put a disk in the 720 
DD drive on the piano in order for this to all work.  My question is 
when I replace the floppy on my piano MUST it be a 720 double 
density drive?  If so, will any 720 Double Density drive work, (if I 
can find one) or can I replace it with a high density drive since 
I'm playing my disks through the DSR-1.  Thanks.

I think you only need to put a 720 DD floppy in your piano if you want to
Record to the DSR1, so that you can set it to  KBD OUT mode.  Otherwise, for
just playing disks from your DSR1, you do not need to do this?  In any
event, you would need to replace the floppy drive some day with like kind.

Carol Beigel

----- Original Message ----- 

From: "archstl" <armyusa@...>
To: <disklavier@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 7:17 AM
Subject: [disklavier] 720 FLOPPY DRIVE


> Here's a question for the techies.  I have an MX100A but play my
> floppies through a DSR-1. Of course I have to put a disk in the 720
> DD drive on the piano in order for this to all work.  My question is
> when I replace the floppy on my piano MUST it be a 720 double
> density drive?  If so, will any 720 Double Density drive work, (if I
> can find one) or can I replace it with a high density drive since
> I'm playing my disks through the DSR-1.  Thanks.