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Originally posted by to the genesys:
The “they” in this case is not the audience. The “they” in this case is the keyboard buyer. And, if the Keyboard buyer does not feel comfortable having a certain brand displayed as part of their set-up, you could bet that the manufacturer will take that in to consideration in what they make and how they market what they make.



I know of several VERY good piano players MORE than happy to gig with a Privia. 'They' don't care it has Casio on the front It's a great sounding, inexpensive and lightweight stage piano.

Remember, once upon a time, having Yamaha on the front logo of your arranger meant it was a cheap and nasty POS... Now, it's cool They didn't change the logo, and people started buying them. Know why? Because they started to be really good...

That's all it takes.
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