but if woodness lack was only due a inaproprieted sound system, the sampled libraries would also lack woodness.
The Roland F-90 have speakers that got elogies in many reviews.
They are adjusted to the sound of pianos.
But you are right about many things, and other forum members had said pianoteq sound much better in a good professional system. This is true to all piano softwares, I think,
A part from that note, i would like to make a consideration.
I said what my audio system is a few posts ago, and i firmly believe that the final step to achieve a real piano sound is to have a proper "reproduction" part. With my system, i really can't ask for more, i mean, the resonance, the presence, dynamics and detail are all really convincing and you can't imagine what pianoteq potentialities actually are. The balance of the tonality and the warmness of my speakers DO really make the difference, not to be annoying, but just to say that maybe when you mention that pianoteq lacks wood resonance, you may be partially wrong as your speakers may not reveal the actual pianoteq's sound.