If you take good care of it, you won't have any problems and you will be guaranteed an excellent piano. There is lots to think about, it's a big investment-but I would stick to Yamaha. So, try lots of them out and see which one you like the most. It's all about the tone quality and key touch and the way the piano responds to you which is most important. Also, if you ever have any intention in selling your piano, you will want to be sure you have one that people will want to buy and one that will last the test of time.īuying a piano is a very personal thing-while I may te telling you I don't like Baldwins, someone else will rave about them. You can usually get a very good piano for around 8 to 10000 here in Canada. They are great and very high quality pianos. I have always had a Yamaha upright-and while at university this is what they had in the practice rooms. If you just want it to look nice in your living room, well then just about anything will do-if you are buying it for your child who is just starting out and not sure how long the lessons will last, then you won't be wanting to buy a Steinway Grand. When buying a piano, you have to think about what you are going to be using it for. I wouldn't believe anything that the dealers will tell you, many of them are like used car salesmen-especially if you don't know much about pianos. Quite frankly, I hate Baldwin pianos!! Nor do I like Young and Chang. Where does it really rank and what should it cost?Īny help you can give us will be greatly appreciated. We've been told at different dealerships that this piano is as good as the Yamaha U2.
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On the subject of Korean pianos how does the Young Chang Pramberger Platinum series rate? We are looking at vertical pianos, specifically the Pramberger JP-48 Professional Studio. a lower end model by one of the better manufacturers such as Young Chang.) We've even been told horror stories regarding warranty, whether the piano is still in manufacture since being acquired by Gibson guitar, etc., all of which is refuted by a document from Baldwin.Ģ. We've been told by non-Baldwin dealers that it is comparable to a low-end Korean made piano (i.e.
How does a US made Baldwin rank as far as quality? We've been told by the Baldwin dealer that it is second only to a Steinway. We're getting very different stories from different dealers. I am new here and would like to have your help with some questions regarding piano brands.
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