I don't need to "find" anybody, my friend.

I know what I heard, and if you played each note and listened...so did you.

I don't really care if any one agrees with me..I don't really expect any of the Roland fanboys on SZ to admit there could be any unevenness in their piano.

You won't.

If you did, the rest would follow behind.

I'm just content to know that, in spite of the silence, the cat is out of the bag, and no one will ever be able to listen to that mid range on their G70 without hearing the uneven notes.

The Emperor has no clothes.

Ian

again .....

Listening is believing my friends

Donny, you have a perfect opportunity to hear things for yourself.

Try playing your S900's Live!Grand in it's mid range...from "A" below middle "C" and up to the "C" above....slowly going from note to note chromatically.

Listen and observe how each note sounds like it was sampled from the same piano.

Then, go to Fran's and try the exact same thing on his G70.

Do the notes have different tones and decays as you go up(or down)?

Are some thinner and of shorter duration than others?

Then make up your own mind, my friend.

Ian

I will try this experiment asap......

Thanks buddy.

I know you will use any brand as long as it fits your needs, so I know you will not be biased.

If you find the Roland piano perfectly even, I will not mention it ever again....and the matter will be closed, at least from my end.

You'll just hear the sound of crickets.

Ian

[This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 01-28-2009).]

Ian I was told to tell you...you are an ass..

Ian, seriously...why put your friends through this torture test....really comparing a piano sound on the S900 to the G70..

Wow a S900 vs G70 Piano throw down

I was told to tell you that you are wrong.