The original question was about TRAX , which is the Envato’s marketplace for entertainment/ personal listening, not for royalty free files to use in projects.
The quote is from an really old discussion, before TRAX was launched.
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On the other hand, each piano provided there is a bit different and might fit well in some projects.
If you have enough space I suggest to keep those pianos, or even get some more 
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Best to ask support even if some of the terms allow usage in commercial files, just to be sure.
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Good luck also from now on 
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Thanks Basspartout for your constant input on this thread.
So… more EQs:

SplineEQ is a linear phase equalizer plugin. Designed to be simple and flexible, SplineEQ allows you to create filters using Bézier splines, the best known way to design curves.
Up to 4 bands in the free version of SplineEQ.
More info and download here:
http://photosounder.com/splineeq/
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Never enough EQ’s
Friendly neighborhood equalizer!, short, Fnequalizer.
Features
Paragraphic equalizer with 7 bands, with the option of bell, high and low shelf shape.
Additional Low pass and High pass filters for bass/treble roll off.
Accurate curve UI with an dB axis zoom feature for extra precision.
Mouse drag modifier for even more precision.
A special “curve scale” feature which amplifies the overall frequency response of all bands.
Nice main volume slider.
Four output mixing modes – stereo, mono or left/right channel.
Customizable default preset bank. Default bank comes with 10 presets.
CPU -friendly 64 bit SSE processing.
Three different skins, in addition to the default red theme (above), a blue and a clean minimal variant is available.
Possibility for custom skin design (see the “skins” directory for details).
Free! But please make sure you read the opt.->about text.

FREE DOWNLOAD HERE :
http://www.oceanturtlemusic.com/drupal/node/3
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Well, I don’t have any “to avoid” proposals but I have a “get this” proposal:
Focusrite Scarlett series. I have the Scarlett 18i6 and on USB and works fantastic. The MIDI goes without any problem and recording is much better than my previous M-Audio Audiophile 192. The preamps in this box are great. Also it comes with some plugins quite useful (a EQ, compressor, gate and something else… I don’t remember).
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I would say RODE NT5 MATCHED PAIR . Just my opinion based on how the samples sound on Thomann website.
As much as I advise generally for dynamics, if you could afford just 2 mics, those RODE NT5 MATCHED PAIR might solve your problem. You will need a mixer with phantom power (it’s obvious but somehow I just had to say it).
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Tried some guitars in my life. From those I totally loved the Gretsch, Gibson, Fender, Ibanez.
Totally hated Schecter and Parker.
For 7 strings you can’t go wrong with Ibanez and for baritones I think Gretsch is the best from what I tried.
