Schimmel pianos are handmade in Germany. As a result, they are rated higher than Yamaha and in the upper echelons of the quality scale, as are all German-made pianos. This is according to all piano connoisseurs and aficionados, such as Larry Fine, author of “The Piano Book”. If you are considering a Yamaha, Kawai, Boston, …
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According to The Piano Book by Larry Fine, the Charles Walter console piano is superior to Steinway and Yamaha. Both of these legacy brands fail to build a “musical standout” in the sub 45” segment. However, CW achieves this remarkable top honor! Fine writes “Proof that a 43” piano can be made musical, and it’s …
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If you are looking at a new Yamaha GB1 with a Disklavier system, you should consider this like new one for half price! This is a non-gray market Yamaha piano, which means it was designed for the US market and was initially sold in the USA. This ensures Yamaha Corp. will always provide technical support …
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If you are looking for a like new Yamaha U1, Yamaha U3, Yamaha B1, Yamaha B2, Yamaha B3, Steinway, Kawai, Boston, Essex, Disklavier or Clavinova in Tampa Bay, St. Pete, Clearwater or beyond; but feel new piano pricing is outrageous, visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay. With hundreds of pianos in stock to choose …
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Since 1992 Kawai, piano manufacturer since 1927, has constructed the Boston series of pianos for Steinway. This is an excellent choice for those who always wanted to own a Steinway (there is a huge insignia on the piano’s plate that boasts Steinway’s affiliation) but cringed at the thought of parting with a small fortune. Speaking …
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Both Yamaha and Kawai have a lower, middle and high caliber series. When this piano was purchased new, the RX series was the highest caliber piano available. Kawai’s RX series is comparable to Yamaha’s C series or Boston’s GP series pianos. New this piano would sell for nearly $30,000. The original owner wants it sold …
The piano is outfitted with a self playing system. This allows users to wirelessly control the piano using an iPad, iPhone, laptop or other device. Control the piano’s volume up and down, create a playlist, stream music, watch live concerts with your piano perfectly synced to the performance; all of these features are possible, thanks …
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Kawai has been building quality pianos in Japan since 1927. It is rare for a piano company to be run and operated by the same family for several generations. Even Steinway has changed hands several times. Speaking of Steinway, it is worth mentioning that Steinway chose Kawai in 1992 to build their Boston series of …
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Since its introduction the Boston line has been some of Steinway’s best selling pianos. Boston pianos fuse old world designs, like that found in a Steinway & Sons piano coupled with skilled Japanese labor from Kawai. You could spend upwards of $45,000+ for this piano brand new, but the smart money will save over $20,000 …
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The first piano Koichi Kawai designed in 1927 was a 5’10” grand piano. This designed lasted over 85 years! Kawai’s uncompromising quality is so well known in the industry that in 1992 Steinway & Sons chose Kawai to build their Boston series of pianos. Not Yamaha nor any other brand was able to meet Steinway’s …