I call these types of brands and/or models a "PSO," otherwise known as a Piano Shaped Object. Please stay away from these PSO brands if you want a digital piano that will play more like a real piano, will last lots of years, and that you can enjoy without finally realizing one day that you made a big mistake with your purchase.
SAMICK PIANO VS YAMAHA FULL SIZE
Roland and Kawai are the only top manufacturers who produce a full size digital baby grand (5 feet deep and over), Yamaha and Samick are the only manufacturers who produce and regular size 4' deep mini baby grand, Roland & Yamaha are the only top manufacturers who produce a small mini baby grand, and Samick is the only top brand who produces a micro sized baby grand (2'6" deep).įinally, some of the "off brands" out there that generally play and sound like toys or are very artificial in different ways are not ranked in this review because of their inability to sound and play like real pianos. There is a very small version called the "micro-grand" which measures approx 28" to 32" deep, then there is the small mini-grand which measures between 36" (3 feet) deep to about 45" deep, the regular size mini-grand which measures 48" (4 feet deep) to about 58" deep, and then finally the full size baby grand cabinet which measures approx 60" (5 feet) deep to 5'5" deep. Many piano shoppers and music enthusiasts love the look of a grand piano and in the world of digital pianos, some of the manufacturers do produce these types of products. It's interesting to note that there is a unique category of digital pianos which are all about the "baby grand" style grand piano shaped instrument. Information - Concerts, News,FAQs, Archives. Organs - Electronic (B3 etc.), Pipe, Theatre.
SAMICK PIANO VS YAMAHA PROFESSIONAL
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The technician came and fixed it in just minutes.
Initially I have a little problem with the piano, key sticky, but it is normal. I wanted a Petrof 125 but ended up buying the Petrof 131 because the tone and the feel. Steinbert, Wagner, Challen, Barratt&Robinson, Nordiska, Ritmuller, Young Chang, Samick, Kohler&Campbell, John Broadwood, Knight. Petrof, Weinbach, Rosler, Yamaha, Kohler & Campbell, Kawai, C. Don't tell me you are going to shop for another piano?ītw, these are few new pianos which I tried during my piano search. What if one day the teacher stop teaching your kids and you get another teacher? Later, she thinks the present piano is not nice.
If not mistaken the commission runs from 5-20%.Ĭhoose a piano because you like it not because your teacher says so.
They will praise a brand/model if a dealer is willing to offer the most commission. Most teachers in Malaysia are working on commission. I would suggest you to listen to how those 3 pianos sound to you. Since K25 is from Japan, the quality control should be better than the others. The U1 is Indonesia, Kawai K25 is Japan and Young Chang C131 I guess is China.
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