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I doubt if anyone has any experience or info on this but I will take a shot at it and ask.
I play the piano and own a yamaha clp digital piano. This is one of the higher end models. It sounds great, one can hardly tell the difference of the sound of it from a real acoustic piano. Of course only if that "one" is someone without much experience listening to acoustic pianos
I am planning to hook up the piano's aux out to my hi-fi sound system's amplifier's aux in. I don't have the required cable and don't want to go through the trouble of finding it and buying it unless I know I will like the result.
So the question is: are the piano's speakers what makes it sound like a real one or is it the piano's in-built sound generator, sound source, or whatever substitutes for our cd players in an hi-fi sound system, what makes it sound so good?
To hook up the piano to the amplifier I need to move the piano into the living room, it weighs more than 100 kilos, this is another reason why I want to know if I will like the result. I know the sound will have more volume, fill up the room better, have more punch to it but these would be useless if the sound loses the real acoustic piano feel. So, anybody with anything to say about this? Thanks in advance.
I play the piano and own a yamaha clp digital piano. This is one of the higher end models. It sounds great, one can hardly tell the difference of the sound of it from a real acoustic piano. Of course only if that "one" is someone without much experience listening to acoustic pianos
I am planning to hook up the piano's aux out to my hi-fi sound system's amplifier's aux in. I don't have the required cable and don't want to go through the trouble of finding it and buying it unless I know I will like the result.
So the question is: are the piano's speakers what makes it sound like a real one or is it the piano's in-built sound generator, sound source, or whatever substitutes for our cd players in an hi-fi sound system, what makes it sound so good?
To hook up the piano to the amplifier I need to move the piano into the living room, it weighs more than 100 kilos, this is another reason why I want to know if I will like the result. I know the sound will have more volume, fill up the room better, have more punch to it but these would be useless if the sound loses the real acoustic piano feel. So, anybody with anything to say about this? Thanks in advance.