The dealer(most) will always says his piano are the best deal. Slowly, take your time, do research, interview, survey. Some have wonderful "speakers", would the coil burnt out prematurely?Īnyway JinJack, hows the topology you live in malaysia like? Beside hill, forrest hill, plantation, seaside? If humidity is a problem, you'd have a high hidden cost on maintaining your next piano, electricity bill, construction, insulation, worries. Some uses chrome plating on parts, may look shining, will it last? Imagine when ambient moisture sets in, would wooden parts warp? On Some brands the wood grain of the parts are randomly oriented. Others Certain brand, the dampers spring tension are irratic and jump sudddenly from tenor to treble/bass section. And may need to seek accupunture after that. As they have come across many brands and of many age pianos.Ĭertain brands like samick and chinese, it gives the technician a good morning arm workout. Suspension and noise level are above average.Īnyway, cars analogy may not work always.įor long term piano investment, it's good to seek Piano technician for feeback. If you choose toyota corolla, you know the quality n reliabityl(excluding thailand made) is there. I don't know how long the shock absorber will last, don't know how long the engine cylinder will last, or will the ECU give problem. It works for me traveling point A to B, minimium travel, mostly using my scooter. When i drive my Picanto, i know it's hyundai parts.
So choose Kia, some choose Toyota, others choose Geely Thanks for anyone who is willing to give advice. I am very worried that the Chinese piano can't last for a long time, despite having proper care. What is the gap between the Chinese one with Young Chang, and also the Yamaha and Kawai. It's still more expensive than the Chinese one. However, I am seriously considering it due to the price. I do not know as well whether the tone appeals to me? I have not tried any of the Young Chang and thus I do not know about the quality.
#Young chang upright piano u101 series
I have come to know that Young Chang's Platinum Series is equivalent to Kawai's RX, Yamaha's C and both their uprights, according to Larry Fine. This is due to YC is not so popular in Malaysia and thus they can't mark up the price too much. He points out that the quality is about the same and the price is significantly cheaper than the Yamaha and Kawai. I am wondering how accurate is his comparison.
#Young chang upright piano u101 professional
The dealer that I contact via email has been comparing his Platinum YP48 to a Yamaha YUS1, Professional PE121 to U1 and PE131 to U3. I have found out that Young Chang in fact is relatively cheaper than the Yamaha and also the Kawai. I have been considering the Korean and Japan made pianos now as I am lowering my budget again and again, and maybe now it's about upright and no longer a grand piano. You can read up my previous thread of my progression if you want.Īnyway, this post is mainly about the Asian made piano (excluding China).
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