A new Steinway & Sons model M has an MSRP of nearly $100,000! Thankfully for the prudent piano buyer, Steinway pianos depreciate tremendously, due to their inflated price tags, and a shrinking supply of buyers willing to part with six figures for a piano brand which only has prestige amongst the 60+ community. Additionally, Yamaha …
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Steinway may be the most popular piano maker in America today, but that was not always the case. Steinway had significant challenges to their market dominance throughout the late 19th and 20th centuries. One of the American piano manufacturers which gave Steinway a run for their money was Baldwin. Originally based out of Cincinnati, Ohio …
The Kawai GX-2, 5’11” grand piano achieves the perfect balance of tone, touch and beauty. Many smaller, more popular size baby grands, like that of the 5’ – 5’3” variety, lack the soundboard surface area and string length to produce satisfying tone. Kawai’s tone is characteristicly mellow, lush and singing, well suited for classical music. …