If I was a piano manufacturer/dealer I wouldn't make/sell grands smaller than those with the same length or shorter strings, or same or less soundboard area than my uprights. --- Charles Neuman <piano@charlesneuman.net> wrote: > Can someone briefly describe what the "G Scale" > upright is, and how it > differs from the Model 50 upright? > > I'm a big M&H fan these days. After several years of > piano shopping, I > ended up getting a new M&H Model 50 upright. I found > one that sounds > better than I thought any vertical could sound. I > don't know if it's the > voicing, or other characteristics of this particular > instrument, but it > was far superior to other Model 50's I tried. I'd > say this one even blows > away most small grands I've played. And I'm not just > talking about power. > I've never found a vertical that can play pianissimo > like this one. > > I remember a while ago Terry Farrell had described a > piano he serviced > that "had a soul". I'd say this piano has one. Even > when I don't feel like > playing, I feel like playing it. > > I think it's too bad people often opt for cheaper > grands over a really > nice vertical in the same price range. > > Charles Neuman > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - live college hoops coverage http://sports.yahoo.com/
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