Thanks for the input Rick. Encouraging.
I'll have a closer look at it.

I believe there is a 'Try' version but it does seem very limited by blocking out some keys. It might give you an idea if it would be worth the upgrade to you.
 
I'm in the same boat as you that I have So many pianos that it is ridiculous when there are only about three of them I regularly use. I could really gain some disk space if I were to remove the ones I don't, or will never, use...
 
Whatever your decision I hope it works out well for you!

rtucker55
I believe there is a 'Try' version but it does seem very limited by blocking out some keys. It might give you an idea if it would be worth the upgrade to you.
 
I'm in the same boat as you that I have So many pianos that it is ridiculous when there are only about three of them I regularly use. I could really gain some disk space if I were to remove the ones I don't, or will never, use...
 
Whatever your decision I hope it works out well for you!

Thanks Rick.

I absolutely love Pianoteq 4.5 - For me there's that point where a product is so good already that the updates tend to be really incremental, and I think that's where Moddart (two ds? Two ts? Always forget!) are. I'll probably upgrade at some point, but I'll probably hold off until they come out with an add-on pack that I can't resist but that requires v5 to run. 
 
I think this is a company that embodies everything that's good about music tech: Revolutionary approach, great product, generous upgrades, and top-notch add-ons. Would *love* to see them tackle some non-typical pianos when they decide what to model next, especially if that meant working on some more uprights.