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Solenoid Pianos Can Duplicate a Human Performance
By Jim Moore 

Some have commented about the "tone" of a solenoid piano.  The only
true, factory dedicated, solenoid pianos I'm aware of are Yamahas.
Aren't the rest retro-fitted?

What I'm trying to say is, if a PianoDisc is properly installed in a,
say, vintage Steinway, and played via the PianoDisc, and then the same
selection played again via a pianist, how many could actually tell the
difference?  I'm guessing very few, if any.

Jim Moore

(Message sent Sat 23 Nov 2002, 15:52:39 GMT, from time zone GMT-0800.)

Key Words in Subject:  Can, Duplicate, Human, Performance, Pianos, Solenoid
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