Dorothy is seen here playing the Casio portable digital piano which sounds fantastic, even in a large room as the main dining room of your restaurant. At the same time, it's not too loud since the volume can be instantly adjusted to suit the patrons. Dorothy and Rick are experts at tailoring volume of piano sound to a room and the needs of dining patrons. Best of all, this portable piano sounds just like a big 9 foot grand piano. 
Speaking of 9 foot grand pianos, the trend today is to install the easy-to-maintain digital piano, as above, into a shell that looks like a grand piano (on the right) to help create on-stage ambiance and appearance. If it was ever desired, the SlamGrand.com company makes a shell that would complete the look of the stage presence for a grand piano at your restaurant.
Finally, Dorothy and Rick own a digital "super" piano-- the latest in high tech pianos that combines entire bands and orchestras into one unit. The grand piano and other piano sounds can be played alone or with the orchestra or with the band.
This piano is not portable but once set up on-stage, can replicate the grand piano with an orchestra or band.
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