Originally posted by Fran Carango:
Chas , I understand what you are saying...personally I think you are playing the weakest of the group..namely Triton and Motif...Try the RD700sx or the SRX card[SRX11..I think]..I think these are the best without going VST..Pergatory.com[piano test] will show you....
I also find a lot of acoustic pianos do not sound as good as some Roland pianos 
BTW: Why did you guys ditch Hawaii and come back?...I have friends that moved there, and never returned....
I am looking for a good family in Hawaii to send my wife there... 
I'm sure your wife is looking even harder than you
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We left for for two reasons: the unexpected arrival of grandchildren (not enough reason for ME, but enough for my wife who came down with a sudden case of "grandma-itis"), and the real estate market. An example, our last house that we had built for 600g sold just 13 months later for 1.2m. We bought 4 properties while we were there and made very handsome profits on each.
As to the RD700sx, I agree with you that it is by far the most 'satisfying' of the fake pianos (to play) for me. BUT, that sucker ain't cheap and I just couldn't justify it to have an "almost real" piano. If I gigged regularly with a piano trio, that's probably the one I would invest in.
You may be correct about using the weakest piano, but they seem to blend nicely with the other instruments from the same board.
chas
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