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quick look says the mp11 and ca58 have basically the same action. The mp11 is mostly for people who will be playing on stage or portably, so it doesn’t have a big advantage for you guys. I’d favor kawai’s’ integrated systems if the price isn’t a barrier. They do a pretty amazing job of integrating, and use an actual piano soundboard for their resonance, so it feels right. The FP90 is a VERY highly regarded piano. I wouldn’t rule it out over something else for someone else. I don’t think it’s a bad choice. If you’re buying new, dealer matters, so go with the dealer you trust for either. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

https://steveescoffery.com/digital-piano-buying-guide-from-piano-teacher/

Have you tried the new high-end Kawai, Yamaha, Roland, or Nord pianos? They’re pretty amazing. The kawai mp11 has the same action as their $20k grand for example.

I’m personally of the opinion that it takes a very good piano to be better than the best digital pianos, and digitals are a lot easier to keep in good condition. That said, if you can find a kawai, yamaha, or comparable full sized upright, it might also be a good option in a similar price range. https://www.pianoworld.com is where I go to find out about individual pianos, digital and analog. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

scott was the other bike i was looking at when I got my orbea. Of course, my Orbea has been hanging in my crawl space for over a year. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You should find a local kawai dealer and try those.

Will it be hooked to a computer?

That’s awesome. Cheers to Lance.

It might make it easier to buffer 4K content.

ground shepherd works best, because they're usually pretty scrawny, and red wine, obv.

What we called beef stew growing up, or irish stew. My ex made english beef stew with v8 and other garbage. This is my first time cooking the beef stew of my childhood in the better part of 20 years. My house smells like memories. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I love love love seveneves and pattern recognition.

I assume what comes next is you go away angry because your attempt to market here failed so miserably. But I don’t care if you go away angry, as long as you go away. Or you could read a bit, figure out what this community actually is, and participate like a human instead of a marketing robot. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Moved my gator over to the glycine.

I have basically replaced my laptop with my iPad Pro. I didn’t replace my server or media editing machines with an iPad. Google docs is more than sufficient for my needs.

I didn’t take pictures and it wasn’t an exciting adventure. It did take a day of tinkering to get full video acceleration but that’s because I installed Mojave and the tools aren’t finished for that yet. My video encoding time went from 8 hours per hour of video at 1080p to 20 minutes.

I’m actually pretty happy with my back. Rx580/i7/nvme/16gb. It’s a beast.

Of course it’s because I built my Hackintosh last week.

I have that whole series of shirts. I love them.

I don’t torrent so no idea.

I don't think it particularly matters if you update the os before or after you install the apps. You should definitely do a clean install, then have it migrate from the time machine backup, which is an option migration assistant will give you.

you definitely need a "metal" compatible gpu accelerator to be able to go to mojave.

I use mojave on my old macbook air. It works at least as well as sierra or high sierra.