Avery, Ed: We have had a Baldwin "R" with a pianodisk system here since 1993. The chairman hoped that it would be used for accompanyments etc. Unfortunately it is not used at all. I'm not even sure it still works. No one has asked me to fix it or anything, but one teacher said he didn't think it worked. ??? dave A440A@aol.com wrote: > Avery writes: > >What I'm wondering about are any advantages of one over the other as > >far as usage, longevity, upgradeability (is that a word?), maintenance, > >etc. > > Feel free to reply off-list if you wish. > > No, No, !! reply on the list, I need to know this stuff too!. We will be > purchasing a large complement of instruments at Vanderbilt in the next several > years, and I was wondering where I could justify getting a few Disclaviers > thrown in there, for teaching and playback purposes...etc. Maybe even the > accompaniment parts for duets that can't schedule practise together, ( Just > play your part once, then head for the coffee shop while the cello learns the > piece......??) > I would be very interested in any use of these reproducers in school > environments. Thanks, > Ed Foote -- ______________________________ David M. Porritt, RPT Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275 ______________________________
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