[pianotech] fazioli

[David Love]

All this is fine and good except that we don't really know the buyers own
criteria for a purchase.  All three pianos are of good quality (Fazioli,
Steingraeber and Hamburg Steinway).  To discuss which is the better pick
without knowing the goals and concerns of the buyer is a bit like ordering
dinner for someone of whose appetites you are unaware.

I would be cautious about characterizing American pianotech participants by
a couple of disagreeable responses.

BTW, I don't eat foie gras or lima beans in case you were ordering.    

David Love
www.davidlovepianos.com


-----Original Message-----
From: pianotech-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces at ptg.org] On Behalf
Of Paul Knight
Sent: Friday, June 19, 2009 8:26 PM
To: pianotech at ptg.org
Subject: [pianotech] fazioli


Will, I was previously told that If I posted coments on  pianotech.  What I
had to say was not the to the liking of our american friends then I would be
attacked. Its clear to see that this is the case. What is the point of
having opinins if they are all the same. I would choose the Hamburg B over
the Fazioli. Thats my opinion and I will stick with it. Thats the question
here. 
On another note Stuart does not have fight with Steinway . He has cornered
his market and has many supporters of his product which is well deserved. He
has done this by not attacking other makers making claims of this is better
ect. he has done it on the pianos quality and innovation. 
To say my opinion has limited value because I dont know the Steingraeber ect
is fine with me. But I do know steinway.  Spent time in hamburg and work on
them all the time. I know what they do and how they build. I know the
finished product. No other maker builds the same . Once again my opinion. I
know there are also many others who also have this opinionas well. So I
would consider The Steinway B .
Regards

Paul KNight