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Digital keyboard/piano--sensitive to heat, humidity?

 
 
dupre
 
Reply Sun 2 Feb, 2003 10:01 pm
How well will a digital piano (baby grand) hold up to heat, humidity, cold, compared to the real McCoy?

Thanks!
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Reply Sun 2 Feb, 2003 10:08 pm
If the sound production is purely digital, environmental impact should be minimal. If there are actual strings, hammers, and sounding board, the tuning characterists and requirements will be the same as a conventional piano. How the mechanical components are engaged has no bearing on their mechanical characteristics. We have a conventional upright, and it is tuned at least twice a year by a very nice old fellow who urges us to be yet more conscientious. Some freinds have a Yamaha Disclavier, which is similarly manually tuned on a regular basis.

I am able to notice a weather-dependent difference in "Sound" from either piano, as I hear both frequently.



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Reply Sun 2 Feb, 2003 10:19 pm
Hi, timber. Thanks for your well thought out response. I appreciate your specificity. Very helpful. Thank you.
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