Originally posted by Diki: Air piano is a more resistant keyboard feel than those PSR's
Played a Steinway D at a concert tonight (opened for All American Rejects - ask your kids who they are! )... now THAT'S a great feeling action...
Maybe for a piano player but not at all for me...I dislike piano keys & hard action of anykind.....because I am NOT a piano player but an Arranger Kb artist..
[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 03-19-2009).]
#259731 - 03/19/0907:04 AMRe: Guess who has..............
Stephenm52
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Nothing like a Steinway D a very unique instrument. In the 70s when I worked for the local Steinway dealer we had one primarily used for rentals when guest artists were in town. Got to play that during most of my lunch breaks what treat that was to play. And to think it retailed for $12,000. At today's prices maybe you could buy the lid and strings for that amount. I just did a quick e-bay search price range is from $54,999 to $89,950.
#259733 - 03/19/0909:14 AMRe: Guess who has..............
tony mads usa
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Originally posted by Dnj: Can you fall in love with two arrangers at once second time around on both both sound great..both do it differently.. both have their strengths.. both have their flaws for MY needs..both are definitly workable on stage..I will only use one at a time..& right now I'm glad I have them both.
[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 03-18-2009).]
)... now THAT'S a great feeling action... 
At today's prices maybe you could buy the lid and strings for that amount. I just did a quick e-bay search price range is from $54,999 to $89,950.
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