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Cost for adding player unit #2720964 03/13/18 09:19 PM
Joined: Mar 2018 Posts: 8 Lewis, Indiana U.S.A. T theotherguy OP Junior Member
OP theotherguy Junior Member T Joined: Mar 2018 Posts: 8 Lewis, Indiana U.S.A.	I'm thinking about having a player unit installed on my piano and wondering what that would cost. Parts and labor? Then, not sure which one I'd like best. Pianodisc or Pianomation (QRS) Or, maybe get a Yamaha with Disklavier Anyone help me with this?

Re: Cost for adding player unit theotherguy #2721074 03/14/18 09:30 AM
Joined: May 2012 Posts: 294 Surrey, UK A Adypiano Full Member
Adypiano Full Member A Joined: May 2012 Posts: 294 Surrey, UK	Having fitted them in the past, I'm not keen on the retro fit player mechanisms - would suggest going for a Disklavier Started work at the Blüthner piano re-building workshop in Perivale, UK, in 1989. Self employed since 2000. Learning something new about pianos every day... #hamiltonpianos http://www.hamiltonpianos.com/

Re: Cost for adding player unit theotherguy #2722393 03/18/18 11:00 PM
Joined: Apr 2016 Posts: 20 Piedmont CA N Newbieinsf Full Member
Newbieinsf Full Member N Joined: Apr 2016 Posts: 20 Piedmont CA	Prices may vary but I think 6-7K is the SF Bay Area amount. Right now the latest technology is in the new QRS units. Pianodisc, which I have and works fine, is due for a refresh hopefully soon. Larry Mason Hamlin BB 1930 Restored by Niles Duncan & Mark Mandell

Re: Cost for adding player unit theotherguy #2725704 03/31/18 08:34 PM
Joined: Mar 2018 Posts: 8 Lewis, Indiana U.S.A. T theotherguy OP Junior Member
OP theotherguy Junior Member T Joined: Mar 2018 Posts: 8 Lewis, Indiana U.S.A.	Appreciate the responses. Thank you.

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