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I haven't had much experience with a good Steinway, but all of the posts seem to favour them. Here, where I live, it is a "small" "town", and there are no main Steinway dealerships, and the only readily available one is at the University, and the one for student use is horrible!I've had good luck w/ Bosendorfer, though not much w/ Baldwin. All the Baldwins I played were too heavy in the action.Does anyone have a good recommendation for Kawai? At the 96 Kapell competition, there was a REALLY good Kawaii there that most of the competitors chose to play on (I chose the Yahama but the Kawaii was definitely my second choice). Curiously enough, both the american and german Steinways were quite poor, and the Baldwin was only marginally better. Mason and Hamlin is a wonderful piano that doesn't get the press that they deserve. Another not well known but excellent piano is Falcone, but I'm not sure they are still making them.
both the american and german Steinways were quite poor, and the Baldwin was only marginally better.
Hmm... I smell a conspiracy. It seems that the Japanese pianos held the highest recommendations. There was/is something fishy going on...