Hey, guys...

I am currently looking for a good deal on YAMAHA Clavinova digital pianos, preferably models CVP 92, CVP 94, CVP 96, or CVP 98. I am willing to pay a less than $4,000, even though I have trouble imagining that someone would want to sell his CVP 98 for cheaper price that he paid for it

Ilya Y. 'dred' Rostovtsev

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What's the little graphic symbol mean at the bottom of your post?

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Uncle Dave

My sign is supposed to look differently, it is saying dred, but written with those "/" signs... I just thought it would be cool to include it... Actually, if you are asking, go to my mp3.com website, and check out my music, then!
http://www.mp3.com/ilyarostovtsev/

I appreciate it even if you would just go there, and look at it... Thanks for being friendly, pal!
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(It probably will look wrong anyway!)

[This message has been edited by d r e d (edited 01-28-2000).]

A P-100, P-150 or P-200 are real good piano's. The price of one is about $2000

Ok, I want to give my take on the Clavinova. I used one here in school as an acompaniment to my trombone solos. Well, I have actually used two of these and I think the piano is about the only decent sound on the whole board. I played with the strings and percussion and I just was unimpressed. The smaller clavinova model with the few sounds is good enough if you don't need all the sounds. I'm not sure if the fancy model I played has a sequencer, I doubt it though. I just don't think they're great. I guess my Trinity has spoiled me (at less than $2000). I have a friend that wants one, but that's all we have here in school, so I guess that's all he knows about. Have you tried the Korg N1? It's a nice board at $1500. Although I can't complain, I must admit I do like the Yamaha piano action, just like a grand. Oh yeah, we have one of those here, complete with Disklavier to record to.