l*****e
发帖数: 11 | 1 被NJ的dealer给锯了，不带德州的玩。郁闷中想自己找人一起玩 | C**C
发帖数: 1553 | 2 I'm looking for a K3. Any price range you know for K3 in Houston? | l*****e
发帖数: 11 | 3 I don't know. someone said 4800. I was looking for Yamaha. But some ppl say
Kawai is good too. So I may be open K3 as well. | p*********e
发帖数: 201 | 4 Why not try Pearl River EU122. The European Model, the tone close to the
European sound than Japanese sound. Better yet, they invested millions of
dollars commissioned international master piano designer Lothar Thomma to
start with the basics of German precision craftsmanship and re-engineered
the scale design. For your references, the greatest musician in the world
are ALL from Europe! In 70'-80' Japanese built their Yamaha and Kawai best
products with very reasonable price compared to American made piano. And
this is why in 90', when I started in the piano industry, we sold most
Japanese pianos than any American & Korean made pianos, because they are
well built and price was very reasonable in 3k to 5k (not anymore). Due to
the demand, Japanese pianos became the mass produced pianos and since, they'
re no longer used cast-iron plate, which Steinway was used and made their
piano superior. Pearl River was producing Yamaha piano in China before they
build their own plant.
My suggestion to you is doing your home work, there are many good sounding
pianos in the market, do not limit yourself to only Japanese products, that
is why nowadays. Japanese pianos are over priced than what their actual
value. If this is your first piano or is for the beginner, keep 3k-5k. |
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