Topic: Anyone tried playing Pianoteq through a digital piano's speakers?
As in running a line out from the headphone jack of the computer or the outs of the computer soundcard to the audio inputs for the digital piano. (Edit: I see that a similar question was asked by dnv in his thread "New keyboard for PianoTeq?". Sorry for the partial duplication. In any case, dnv, I did find that both the Kawai ep-3 and the Casio have audio-in ports.)
I remember this thread, where Big says that he wasn't able to get a good sound through his Clavinova: http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewtopic.php?id=585.
But I'm curious, still, because several recent stage pianos have speakers and audio ins, such as the Kawai EP-3 and even the Casio PX-320. The Kawai ads seem to be saying that the 6 speakers in the EP-3 (three on each side of the keyboard's face) are adjusted so the crossover freqs are ideal for piano. Makes me think of the Clavinova pianos that have separate amps for the different sound elements.
So my general question is--can any digital piano's speakers do justice to PianoTeq? I wouldn't expect the sound to be as good as through a good sound system set up for just PianoTeq, but I can see it how it might be advantageous to be able to just listen through the decent or good speakers mounted in a keyboard with a good piano action.