Stay away from the Baldwin, If $5200 is your budget you probably should wait. You can start looking at used grands. Invest in a book, 'The Piano Book' and study it before making a move. All pianos have differences is sound and action, a three piano sampling is not enough. Stay away from piano sales that say they are conservatory or university sales. They often sell junk at high prices and there is no recourse for you. Check with your local piano stores for pianos out of estates or on consignment. Bargain on the price. Best wishes.
Monday, February 6, 2012
Baldwin upright pianos are now made in China (Dongbei Co). Any concerns about long term quality/durability?
We are thinking of upgrading to a better piano for our sons who are outgrowing the inexpensive starter piano. A discount piano store had a new Baldwin 52" piano for about $5200, a reconditioned Yamaha U1 (grey market) for about $3k, and a used Charles Walter for $4500. My sons liked the Baldwin sound and action the best. Internet research points to these pianos being made in China. It sounds great now, any concerns about this "stencil piano" for longterm quality/durability?Baldwin upright pianos are now made in China (Dongbei Co). Any concerns about long term quality/durability?
Stay away from the Baldwin, If $5200 is your budget you probably should wait. You can start looking at used grands. Invest in a book, 'The Piano Book' and study it before making a move. All pianos have differences is sound and action, a three piano sampling is not enough. Stay away from piano sales that say they are conservatory or university sales. They often sell junk at high prices and there is no recourse for you. Check with your local piano stores for pianos out of estates or on consignment. Bargain on the price. Best wishes.fun girl games
Stay away from the Baldwin, If $5200 is your budget you probably should wait. You can start looking at used grands. Invest in a book, 'The Piano Book' and study it before making a move. All pianos have differences is sound and action, a three piano sampling is not enough. Stay away from piano sales that say they are conservatory or university sales. They often sell junk at high prices and there is no recourse for you. Check with your local piano stores for pianos out of estates or on consignment. Bargain on the price. Best wishes.
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