Since 1927 Kawai has built heirloom quality pianos. It is worth mentioning that Kawai is the official piano builder for Steinway’s Boston series. There are few things more pleasurable than being serenaded by your grand piano after a long day at the office. A self playing PianoDisc system also comes in handy at dinner parties …
The Yamaha C7 Semi-Concert grand piano is at the pinnacle of piano performance, elegance and beauty. Yamaha’s 7’6″ grand is the go to piano for countless, schools, universities, places of worship and luxury homes. The MSRP on a new C7 is nearly $80,000. It is being sacrificed for a tiny fraction of the new cost. …
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Dave’s Piano Showroom Impressive New Arrival: 2012 Steinway Model M
Who would have thought that way back in 1927, a wagon maker would end up starting a musical instrument company that would become a legend in fine craftsmanship and performance almost a century later? That’s the history of the Kawai Musical Instruments Manufacturing Company, Ltd located in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan. They’re renown for their masterful …
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The pianos manufactured by Steinway and Sons are considered to be one among the finest on earth. When the company was bought by John Paulson, a billionaire, the musicians feared that the efficiency of the products would change. They feared that the pianos that had been so famous could become less efficient. Paulson has a …
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Just In: This is a new Ritmüller GH-212 7′ semi concert grand. The European sound generated by this German engineered, hand made instrument; facilitated by German strings, German Renner hammers and eastern white European spruce sound boards is simply remarkable. Ritmüller has found a way to produce a piano that has a tone rich …
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