Hello everybody. After all those years trying out pianos from left to right, I kind of have to admitt that Steinway actions generally tend to feel superior to say Bechstein actions. Someone said (before being bashed) that even poorly regulated, Steinway action still feels nice. While indeed, a Bechstein action, if no more than little out of specifications, can be pain. This was curious to me, knowing that the design of both are at least close one to each other. I started to think about the fact that maybe belly work could interfere with touch feel, and that a superiorly responsive board can give the feeling of a superiorly responsive action. Any thoughts ? Best regards. Stéphane Collin.
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