Well, my friend, MOST people who buy digital pianos don't give a vole's colon that they can edit the piano sound or change the string's material...because most are first going to try it out, and IF they like the piano sound, they will buy it.

Most will buy a digital to play...not to tweak.

The V-Piano is a niche product...plain and simple.

In time, the technology will drift down to the medium to low priced pianos...mind you, that won't happen overnight, and then it will be presented in a less elaborate form.

Then the people looking for a digital piano for little Jane or Johnny, the schools, and no doubt the average working musician will be able to benefit from the V-Piano's groundbreaking technology.

In the meantime, Korg and Yamaha will come up with their own versions, IF the V-Piano's technology and approach to digital pianos is successful.

Competition...always improves the breed.

Ian

[This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 02-06-2009).]