It's possible Jim. However, I've never found a default, onboard piano voice, regardless of the keyboard brand, that had the depth and quality I wanted. That's why I spent several days creating a special, mono piano voice using my old PSR-3000. That voice is being used all over the world now, and not just by PSR users, but a lot of Tyros guys are using it as well. Unfortunately, it will only work with Yamaha arranger keyboards. Now, it is a MONO voice, therefore, the problems associated with non-stereo systems, such as the Bose L1 series, are no longer a problem. Some guys tell me it sounds more like a Steinway than a Yamaha grand piano. I think it's kinda a mix of the two.

Cheers,

Gary

Donny, the rig is still in the van. However, here's a link to the voice, and you can A/B it on your keyboard. Grand Piano

Gary

Donny, it really doesn't make a difference whether you play in stereo or not - it's a mono voice so it comes out both sides equally.

Gary

I just fired up the Nanos again. I was amazed how good they sound - wow! I have eq'd all my gig (concert, to you Donny :)) songs by way of the Yamaha HS7s. They turned out pretty close on the Nano and the floor bass (sub) really makes it fill out.

Question on you Nano gig users (past and present): How big a group will these handle before falling short, power/coverage wise? It appears many here have given them up for live play. I was thinking of moving to the Stagepas series.

I really rather have a crystal clean PA and willing to give up my HS7s in partial payment.