Fred Sturm wrote: > ... For those curious, we decided on 3 Yamaha P-22's > and a Petrof 131. A lot of trouble for 4 uprights, but worthwhile over > the long haul, I think, in establishing a process. Next year we'll enter > the realm of grands, and it will start to matter more. > Regards, > Fred Sturm > University of New Mexico > _______________________________________________ > Fred... I'd love to keep posted on how the Petrof holds up in comparison to the Yamahas. Petrof, which basically has a nice sound, has a real bad reputation over here for lots of shody workmanship... but these past few years have made a marked improvement in their quality control. So it would be interesting to hear how you feel one of their new instruments hold up under hard use. Cheers RicB
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