Hi John, Yamaha, Yamaha, Yamaha !!!! I suppose it depends which Petrof III and which Yamaha C3 in particular, but if you can't compare the two, the Yamaha will be a much safer bet! I have yet to try a Petrof grand that (without any "modifications") is actually "good" touchwise, etc. Once again.... Yamaha! Patrick > Hi, > > I will be travelling and will need to hire a piano for practise and > the options are basically a Yamaha C3 or a Petrof III. I had > initially decided on the Petrof because it is a bit larger and I've > never been a big fan of Yamaha pianos (though I performed on an S4 > which was quite nice). > > But I've been reading comments about the Petrof action on this list > and the web and now I'm concerned. Ric Brekne suggested replacing > various overly-soft felt, some of which I would feel comfortable > doing without informing the dealer - such as the front punchings > (since I can just put back the originals). > > But really, since this will be my practise instrument, I can't have > it feeling particularly weird. > > Any thoughts. Thanks! > > - John >
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