What kinda piano do U have?

[026497]

Seiler. My mum brought it to me when I was 13. This is my 3rd piano. It is hard to control the dynamics but useful. It makes me to play more cautiously, when I played a Steinway, I had no difficulties at all.

[nanabush]

My family is a bunch of cheap-a*ses, I'm not poor their just like "o no u'll only have 2 feet of room to get by the piano, so I got an upright...I'm sorry to say it's Young Chang, I think steinway or something owns it, it's 'top of young chang' it's actually better than a grand that I tried, I'm completely satisfied with it, but uhhh I want a grand!!!

And even worse, I had to downgrade from a baby grand to the worst upright ever at my lessons!!! It's so crappy!! I always complain that it's so crappy, sometimes the key bounces and it'll play the note twice, like duh duh really really quickly the same note....It's weird but thee worst piano ever..

[jeremyjchilds]

Seiler...love it

[luc]

Awww that's beautiful - how much was it? I've got a Yamaha YUS (see below - could only afford an upright i'm afraid!) but very fond of Kawais too.

Ah, I have the same ( with silent system)

[vaiva]

I have "Krasniy oktiabr"....
It is russian and i don't know how corectlly to write the name of it... the name in english sounds- "the red october". but anyway it is black:)
so somebody know, such kind?
all 14 year i play on it and it is rather in the good condition...

[c18cont]

Ah Ha,

The famous "Red October"....Some have found it to be very good so I have read in some piano sources...

John

[donjuan]

Awww that's beautiful - how much was it? I've got a Yamaha YUS (see below - could only afford an upright i'm afraid!) but very fond of Kawais too.

it cost somewhere between 18 000 and 19 000 canadian.

Your piano looks nice too.  But im a spoiled little brat who needs a grand..

[Waldszenen]

I own a Yamaha U1 upright in very good condition, very good sound.

I also have regular access (a few times a week) to a nearly brand new Steinway Model B, Hamburg model. It's not maintained very well, though; there's fingerprints everywhere and the owners always leave it uncovered for show, thus accumulating dust.

And I don't think they tune it, either, so I estimate this lovely Steinway will be nothing more than a hunk of junk in ten years, give or take.

[jazz_man]

Hmmmmmm....

I can't ACTUALLY afford a piano yet...
All I own is a Yamaha Keyboard.  I WISH I had an upright...  I don't even have enough room for a grand!      Maybe with the money I make this summer I'll buy something better.  Or with the money I make over the next three summers... 

[pianist45]

Yamaha C6 .

[chillout]

Roland Hp 107 digital,Yamaha P80 stage piano and a Yamaha Psr 3000 arranger.

[tonyf]

New Schimmel 189T in polished black ebony.

[sklebil]

I have a Weinbach (produced by Petrof) upright with "wavy" antique-looking legs (very cute ) and a digital Casio Privia PX300 with no legs at all.

[Skeptopotamus]

Yamaha C7, custom painted white with silver trim =)

[Alqua]

An Eberhardt upright. They seemingly are/were based in Berlin, it's a fairly old piano, but I love it.

[artificial_soul]

I have an acoustic piano: Schimmel


and a digital piano: Roland RD-700sx

[dicke]

I am totally infatuated with large grand pianos.  As a player I am not worthy of any that I have.  As a listener I appreciate them all.  My favorite is a Mason & Hamlin CC made in 1976.  My newest is an early eighties 7' Kimball Viennese edition that looks and sounds a great deal like a Bosendorfer 7' grand.  My fixer-upper is a potentially very nice sounding Henry F. Miller 7' semi-concert grand. My Mason & Hamlin has a new pianodisc player system that keeps a perpetual smile on my face when I am home.  Kind of like having a live-in concert pianist who will play your favorite songs on demand, in any key, loudly or softly, slow or fast.  My wife thinks that I am a little crazy, but I notice that she has a matching smile on her face too...BTW I have never thought of a Mason & Hamlin being an "other"...You have a list of great piano makers.  Just a little surprised that M&H did not make the list...

[yamagal]

I have a Yamaha U1, dark satin walnut, and am quite happy with it.  It is way nicer to play and has a better sound than the Kohler & Campbell upright I practiced on as a kid.  I also have a beautiful electronic organ that my grandfather built.

[orlandopiano]

Yamaha DGC1M4. It's a 5'3" baby grand with the Mark IV Disklavier, which comes in handy since I live in a condo building and play during all hours of the night.

[christine612]

Young Chang G150

[vladhorwz]

Kawai GS30 I think, 6'1

[marcus314]

I have a Boston GP-193.

[serge1paris]

I had a Yamaha C3 for 25 years and upgraded to a 1981 Steinway Hamburg Model B six months ago. I am pleased with it !

[arensky]

                     Steinway A (New York) 

[jpm]

Hi.  This is my first post on this forum, but I'm a regular participant over at the Pianoworld forums.  Look forward to talking to folks here.

My pianos:  a 1997 C. Bechstein grand (6'10") and a 1928 Kranich & Bach (7'3").  Pics posted here:  https://www.pianoworld.com/ubb/ubb/ultimatebb.php?/topic/1/11079.html#000004

JP

[donjuan]

Hi.  This is my first post on this forum, but I'm a regular participant over at the Pianoworld forums.  Look forward to talking to folks here.

My pianos:  a 1997 C. Bechstein grand (6'10") and a 1928 Kranich & Bach (7'3").  Pics posted here:  https://www.pianoworld.com/ubb/ubb/ultimatebb.php?/topic/1/11079.html#000004

JP

wow! what a beautiful home.   What do you do for a living to be able to live in such a place?

[Appenato]

wow! what a beautiful home.   What do you do for a living to be able to live in such a place?

i second that!! two pianos!! the duels that could ensue.  i love the chandelier above the mahogany piano (love the piano, too). wow.... that's what i can only dream of, such a piano room....

[giuseppe1]

I have a Kawai CP 200 digital grand 5'3", but I have ordered a Yamaha disklavier DGC1M4 and I'm waiting for 

[princessdecadence]

A digital piano/clavinova in London, Lippman in my brother's, Yamaha C3 in my parents. 

Tralala I'm a lucky one because I don't deserve any of them.

[giuseppe1]

Yamaha DGC1M4. It's a 5'3" baby grand with the Mark IV Disklavier, which comes in handy since I live in a condo building and play during all hours of the night.

What do you think about DGC1M4? This model will be also my piano and I'm very interested on your opinion 

[tompilk]

I have a Gors and Kallman - dont ask me anymore about it - my dad's friend gave it us for free, but we payed delivery. I think it was made in something like 1908?!?!?
Tom Pilkington

[Bouter Boogie]

Yamaha C2!! here it stands:

Looks just like mine, although I've got a C1

[rubix]

I've got a Heintzman.

[stzorfas]

August Forster 215.  A beautiful piano-exquisite tone.

[frichmondj]

I inherited a lovely Steinway O model 1917 from my grandmother.  It has been used continuously by her, my aunt, my sisters, myself, and now both of my daughters.  The instrument has always had a brilliant, clear sound.  I hope that one day I can have the case restored to the original condition before leaving it to one of my daughters.  It is an instrument that I plan many more generations enjoying!

[chopintod]

None, now that I'm at college.  The piano in my dorm building is a disgrace (see my "Sexually Assaulted Piano" thread).

At home I have an upright though; not much but it sounds great.  No room or money for a grand.

Terry

[oscarkimball18]

          72' Kimball upright, it's allright .    Gorgeous to look at, good honky tonk sound to it. Really want a grand .

[classicarts]

Yamaha's C2's did sure looked nice, till I got  my Yamaha's C5.

[bryant88]

  I have a $20.00 1912 54" Henry F. Miller upright player with over 1800 rolls. I have had this piano since 1969 and have put in new Abel hammers, new dampers, and have it tuned and voiced regularly with any needed action work my tuner recommends.  It sounds pretty good for an inexpensive old timer, and friends who can play tell me it has a great action.

https://www.pianoworld.com/ubb/ubb/ultimatebb.php?/topic/29/3.html

[prodigy1220]

I have a baldwin grand piano [concert]

[xenon]

Some Yamaha Console.  Big 41" tall...Ever since about 5 yrs ago or so I've found its limitations, such as with the Chopin Polonaise Op 44, etc.

I'd love to replace it with a Yamaha C7, but alas, I'm going to finish my ARCT and go onto Biochemistry and Medicine.  Perhaps one day in the distant future...

[zheer]

I will show you mine if you show me yours.

[classicarts]

I will show you mine if you show me yours.

...Hmmm..

[classicarts]