>Friends: > >A client of mine who is about 20 years old, and a fine pianist for his >age, recently visited a piano retailer who sells Schimmel grand pianos. >He was told that Schimmel pianos are far superior to either Steinway or >Baldwin. > >Is this the general consensus? I know that Schimmel pianos are very >respected. My opinion would be that some pianists may favor the >Schimmel for personal reasons, but I question whether it is "better." I >would appreciate input from those of you who are familiar with all three >brands. > >Clyde Hollinger > I happen to like them very much and I would put them low on a top ten list of today's pianos - - BUT, I'll introduce you to a Kawai salesman who'll say the same thing. By the way, I know a Yamaha one who . . . . . . and there is this Young Chang guy who'll tell ya . . . . . They are not on the same level as a Steinway, period. Glenn. "I'm not really an expert, I just play one on the Internet"
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