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#277850 - 12/21/09 10:25 AM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
FransN Offline
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Well if you say so I quess it is true isn't it.

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#277851 - 12/21/09 10:32 AM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
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Originally posted by FransN:
Well if you say so I quess it is true isn't it.


Hardly, but at least I'm not naive enough to compare older entry level pianos with state of the art pianos that are obviously using far superior technology.

Ian
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#277852 - 12/21/09 03:15 PM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
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Never mind I stop discussing this. Like I said before. Don't discuss other brands with a Yamaha lover.

[This message has been edited by FransN (edited 12-21-2009).]

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#277853 - 12/21/09 03:52 PM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
ianmcnll Offline
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Originally posted by FransN:
Like I said before. Don't discuss other brands with a Yamaha lover.


Yes, I'm sure it would be pointless. I'll take your advice. Thanks.

I'm beginning to see it's much the same with a Korg lover, like yourself.

Ian



[This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 12-21-2009).]
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#277854 - 12/21/09 04:14 PM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
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Peace Happy Christmas Holiday Ian

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#277855 - 12/21/09 04:21 PM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
ianmcnll Offline
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Originally posted by FransN:
Peace Happy Christmas Holiday Ian



Same to you, Frans.
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#277856 - 12/22/09 04:19 AM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
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Its amazing now the shoe is on the other foot that logic and reason is now being advocated.

Some people are only now realizing that you can not compare older entry level keyboards with state of the art keyboards that are obviously using far superior technology.

Perhaps they are realizing that attempting criticism of a product they have not even tried and seems to know very little about may not be the best thing to do.
As stated, “Critics are like eunuchs...they know how it's done, they see how it's done, but they can't do it themselves.”
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#277857 - 12/22/09 08:19 AM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
FransN Offline
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Originally posted by to the genesys:
Its amazing now the shoe is on the other foot that logic and reason is now being advocated.

Some people are only now realizing that you can not compare older entry level keyboards with state of the art keyboards that are obviously using far superior technology.

Perhaps they are realizing that attempting criticism of a product they have not even tried and seems to know very little about may not be the best thing to do.
As stated, “Critics are like eunuchs...they know how it's done, they see how it's done, but they can't do it themselves.”



Helloooooooooooooooooooo These people ME didn't compare. I only said that you can have a great piano for less money. You must better read. Besides not everything what is state of art or is more expensive is better. See the problems with the Ketron Audya. And I know this is no piano.

[This message has been edited by FransN (edited 12-22-2009).]

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#277858 - 12/22/09 08:27 AM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
ianmcnll Offline
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Originally posted by FransN:
I only said that you can have a great piano for less money. You must better read.


That you did, Frans, and I agree...one doesn't have to spend a pile of money to get a decent piano. My old P-85 was way less than a $1000, and it worked very well for me.

I just want something better, with more controller functions, and simple editing. I don't mind paying more, if it is exactly what I want.

I may go for the CP-5.

Ian
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#277859 - 12/22/09 08:37 AM Re: Yamaha launches "revolutionary" new CP pianos
FransN Offline
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I understand Ian. I would do the same if I could afford it. Me still waiting for my PA500 Musikant. Tomorrow he will come )

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