There is no digital that both sounds and feels like a grand.
Plenty get close enough to the discerning pianist as to make little difference.
Its high time to realize that the solution to 'silent practice' is *not* the nonsensical account emptying practice of buying whatever hopeless digital fad is in fashion.
Hmm, I'm not convinced by your "logic", incidentally, sorry and all that but my "hopeless digital fad"( a glorious Roland RD 700NX, plays and sounds just like a real grand piano, see above) didn't come anywhere near emptying my account, I'm quite well off at the moment, please, don't worry about my fanancial situation. In fact, it seems I could advise you.
Perhaps if you spend less time on forums and worked harder?
The idiots in the acoustic piano biz need to realize that "cheaper" acoustics are not the answer to the ongoing piano sales drought, but instead providing soundproofing rooms.
The "idiots" in the acoustic piano biz are not resposible for the lack of soundproofing in the house or flat you live in, architects are.
Perhaps the "idiots" who design houses and flats should be aware of the need to increase soundproof rooms in order to improve the acoustic piano biz for the "idiots" who work in that?
Violinists don't put up with this electric madness, why do pianists fall for it?
Violinists are idiots. Many pianists hold shares in electric companies, get wise, buy in!
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