Young Chang has been a major producer of pianos since 1956.  In the 1980 – 2000s, Young Chang was the choice by many discerning pianists, which required max value for their dollar. 

New 5’ Young Chang baby grand pianos sell for nearly $15,000. At just $4950 this is a tremendous value.

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In the 2000s Samick Corp. the then world’s largest piano manufacturer owned and produced K & C pianos., along with a dozen other piano brands.

Satin ebony has long been the finish of choice by interior designers who feel polished black is too flashy and flamboyant.  This sheen finish is incredibly versatile and offers understated elegance to any space.

If you are looking for a Yamaha, Steinway, Kawai, Boston, Essex or any other quality, baby grand piano; visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay.

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If you think black is boring and want a unbelievable conversation piece in your home that is incredibly rare, this piano is for you  

If you are looking for a Yamaha, Kawai, Steinway, Boston, Essex or any other quality baby grand piano you will want to audition this beauty!

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The Kawai’s Millennium III action is an engineering marvel. Under fracture load analysis, the Kawai action is shown to be over 50% stronger than the wooden action like that found in a Yamaha GB1 .  Additionally, Kawai‘s action is more than 30 times resistant to swelling, as compared to a wooden action, like that found in a Yamaha GB1.  Can you think of any state in the USA, which has high moisture, and could benefit from an advanced action like that found in the Kawai GL10?

Kawai’s action is built in Japan. Yamaha‘s action is built in Indonesia.  Which would you prefer?  The Kawai music desk slides front to back. While more expensive Yamaha baby grands have an articulating music desk, the Yamaha GB1K  has a fixed, nonmoving music desk.

The Kawai GL-10 has a full sostenuto, middle pedal. While Yamaha has a full sostenuto pedal in their more expensive, Japanese made models, the Indonesian made Yamaha GB1 only has a bass sustain as its middle pedal.

The Kawai has a 10 year, full transferable warranty.  The Yamaha GB1 has a ten-year, limited non-transferable warranty.

Kawai is known for their warm, mellow, melodic tone. Yamaha is known for their sharp, bright tone.  It is easier for the human ear to listen to Michael Bublé sing for an extended period of time. It is difficult to listen to a mezzo soprano, sing for an extended periods of time. This is because ear fatigue is a real thing.  Kawai‘s tone never offends the ear, no matter how long you listen to it.  Yamaha’s crisp, sharp tone is best enjoyed in small doses.

So is there really any comparison between the Kawai GL 10 vs. Yamaha GB1?  You decide.

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Steinway chose this company to build their Essex line in the early 2000s.  If you are in Tampa Bay, Clearwater, St. Pete, Palm Harbor, Orlando, Sarasota or any other city in close proximity to Tampa, and are searching for a Yamaha, Steinway, Kawai, Boston or Essex baby grand piano; you will want to visit Dave’s Pianos of Tampa Bay and view his nearly 300 pianos on display!

Dave has several locations and assists each visitor personally, so be sure to call ahead!

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It features a solid spruce soundboard, exotic wood veneer and a hydraulic soft fallboard. It was even autographed by the designer!

If you are considering a preowned Kawai, Yamaha, Boston, Essex, or vintage Steinway baby grand piano you will want to visit Dave’s Piano Showroom of Tampa Bay to audition and see this rare instrument.

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