I'd agree with that, if it wasn't for the fact that Steinway aren't the best pianos in the world. One word: Fazioli.
Stuart and Sons imho are the best pianos in the world. https://www.stuartandsons.comThey also cost a heap.
sometimes I wish my school was a bit more diverse in piano selection. all we have are steinways
Which is why they're in most of the concert halls around the world...
Ha, doubt most could budget for one! One of my students own one and they are beginners lol. It's like a crime to play such basic music on the beast lol.
Which is why they're in most of the concert halls around the world... Oh boo hoo... I wish our school had a damn Steinway. Or a Fazioli... hell, I'd be happy with a nice Concert Grand Yamaha.
You missed my point entirely... never mind.
Not really, your sarcasm didn't really make sense to me. What kind of piano do you think exists in all concert halls around the world? Do you also realize how many people actually work behind the makings of a Stuart and Sons? If you do you will realize why they don't litter the world like Steinway for instance.
https://www.cnn.com/style/article/details-steinway-and-sons-piano/index.html
"IMHO"
Why the f@#$ don't people just write 'in my honest opinion' instead of that idiotic acronym???
Or maybe it's for the same reason that people use any other abbreviation?
Nah, AAMOF or perhaps AAMOF it's BC that's what's done on the net EOD
First of all... I'm pretty sure it's spelt 'noob', and despite that, I'm not one - I just prefer to hold onto proper english, and not shorten words that don't need shortening.
This is more of what I had in mind.It would be interesting if you could make your own piano....I'm surprised there's no more voodoo in the piano world with pianos. Some other instruments have that. Extra gadgets, addons, etc. that are supposed to make the instrument better.
Maybe you should google noob and nub, you will be amazed they are actually the same thing lol. I'd think that if you are not an internet nub that acronyms wouldn't surprise you or cause discontent.Enjoy holding onto proper "english" even though it should be spelt English with a capital Oh the irony lo0ol
Based on the way you type on these threads, you're the last person who gets to lecture me about English.
.... I just prefer to hold onto proper english.....
I'm the last person hey?
I'm the last person, hey?
Yes.
You forgot the comma.
I'm not one - I
Now relinquish your Australian citizenship you failed to understand how to read Stralian lo0ol
It is a disrespect to Bob, who took the time to introduce two videos, so far, and a discourtesy to anyone who comes to the thread, expecting to see the topic.
You know what - that statement alone says more about your level of intelligence, than I ever could.
You're right. I'll be the civilised one and refrain from bickering with visitor from this point onewards.
You have nothing to actually say PP just hot air, you already realise how wrong you have been or perhaps your ego has not allowed it ....
If this had ANYTHING to do with how pianos are made, or how long it takes for them to be made, or what materials are used for making pianos, then I and others would be interested in how wrong PP may be, and whether he is full of hot air. As it is, we come here over and over, hoping to read about the topic, and repeatedly it's more fighting about "linguistics". PLEASE open a thread in the appropriate section to discuss this, so that we can read about the topic!
I don't need to show plenty of threads where you keypeg have gone off on tangents with others ...
*Bob's thinking other piano building videos could be added in the thread. The title can still work.*
Bosendorfer and Fazioli consistently beat out Steinway for classical in my book. For jazz, I'm a huge fan of Fazioli and Steinway.