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Topic: How good is an I BACH piano?  (Read 3953 times)

Offline donsveertje

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How good is an I BACH piano?
on: December 30, 2003, 03:27:33 PM
Hi,  I have a piano from the brand I BACH and my pianotuner loves the piano a lot, just like myself. He even wants to buy him for more than 10.000 Euro. All I know of the piano is that he plays very good, has a goed sound (full) and it has a "Renner" mechanics inside. Before I bought him, he was used as a concertpiano.
But nobody is talking about this brand in this forum, so I'm curious to the thoughts about piano from this brand I BACH
(sorry for my bad English).
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Offline Axtremus

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Re: How good is an I BACH piano?
Reply #1 on: December 31, 2003, 10:42:09 PM
https://www.ibach.de/

I never played one, but would like to, some day.  ;D
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Offline Askenaz7

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Re: How good is an I BACH piano?
Reply #2 on: February 08, 2004, 01:06:05 AM
I have one and it has perfect  sound.The only disadvantage is that you must concentrate a little harder with your move (fingers) and every note because has a somekind  limitation with unnecessary moves (if you have very long fingers?!).The benefit is a bless because you play perfect and with outstanding technique(if you are a professional) in other pianos like steinway or Yamaha as well!! :)
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