Hi folks:
For those of us who don¡¦t have a Yamaha amp and speaker set included/factory installed with our Pro pianos, I¡¦m looking for clever suggestions for pumping out some real sound out of either the DKC-850 controller (2 options for audio out on the back) or out of the silent piano/headset control box on the Pro. It seems that the output in either choice is a very weak signal. Even hooked up to a set of M-Audio AV40 powered monitor speakers, it just can¡¦t keep up with the monster sound of the C5 grand (even with the lid down).
I could put a pre-amp inline, but all the additional wires and possible line interference just starts to make the piano look more like it¡¦s part of a recording studio/computer room instead of a beautiful acoustic instrument ƒº in my living room. Plus I¡¦m hesitant to attach any additional equipment to the piano because of possible heat gain and sympathetic vibrations (Yamaha¡¦s recommended MSP3 powered speakers are too big to fit under even a 6¡¦7 grand).
Anyone come up with a cool sounding/looking solution?
Thanks!
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Re: [disklavier] Amplifying a Disklavier Pro piano
2011-02-16 by Stephen Medler
They have a Acoustamass 3 speaker system. Two very small mini cubes that could be "velcro-ed" under the piano plus a big bass which can be placed anywhere. (conceal wires behind leg?) $200
Bose L1 portable? = http://www.bose.com/controller?url=/shop_online/speakers/portable_amplification_systems/index.jsp but it is $1000
On Feb 15, 2011, at 5:18 PM, kassey22000 wrote: