cloudberry
09-19-2009, 02:47 PM
I am currently using a 40 year old, basic upright but want something better.
I am attracted by Clavinovas - for the sound quality rather than the electronic gizmos. Do not have the room - or budget - for a full grand piano and even a good high string upright can be expensive, so Clavinova sounds a good option.
Only an enthusiastic amateur with little natural talent, just follow the dots and Willy's advice.;)
I am attracted by Clavinovas - for the sound quality rather than the electronic gizmos. Do not have the room - or budget - for a full grand piano and even a good high string upright can be expensive, so Clavinova sounds a good option.
Only an enthusiastic amateur with little natural talent, just follow the dots and Willy's advice.;)