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nyonyo

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Steinway piano show at the Chicago Symphony Hall

on: August 28, 2007, 05:54:53 AM

On Sunday, I went to see the Steinway show held at the Chicago Symphony Hall in downtown Chicago. Wow! I could not believe what I saw, tons of Steinway grands there. Most of them were very well prepared. I love the action and the sounds. The S and M series, however, are not that impressive. For the same price, I think people are better off getting Yamaha C3 or even C5. But the O, A, B are awesome....wish had the monies to spend on....

This kind of show is actually good for everybody to feel and learn what a great piano should be.

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thalberg

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Re: Steinway piano show at the Chicago Symphony Hall

Reply #1 on: August 28, 2007, 05:20:10 PM

Quote from: nyonyo on August 28, 2007, 05:54:53 AM

On Sunday, I went to see the Steinway show held at the Chicago Symphony Hall in downtown Chicago. Wow! I could not believe what I saw, tons of Steinway grands there. Most of them were very well prepared. I love the action and the sounds. The S and M series, however, are not that impressive. For the same price, I think people are better off getting Yamaha C3 or even C5. But the O, A, B are awesome....wish had the monies to spend on....

This kind of show is actually good for everybody to feel and learn what a great piano should be.

Yes, I believe it's only quite recently that the re-introduced the A.