STEINWAY & Sons (made in US)
--> Depends on the model. Steinway has good quality on high end, like grand pianos. For Upright, not good enough for its price.
Yong Chang (manufacture in Korea)
--> Quality and stablility is ok, the sound is not competitive.
Baldwin (American made)
--> Quality is ok, the last OEM was Yamaha, now is changed to Kawai, because of the price.
KAWAI (another well known Japaness brand)
--> Quality is good, sound is little bit sharper than Yamaha. Resale price is not competitive as Yamaha.
Petrof (made in Czech)
--> Sound is good and soft, stability is ok, easier to crack on sound board. For young kids (5 - 8 years), the keys seem too tight for the tender fingers.
European piano (German brand)
--> Like Schimmel, Good and expensive, however, sound board easier to be cracked comparing with Piano made in North America.
You can check Piano Blue Book, the price is based on US market, but you can get a figure:
http://www.bluebookofpianos.com/Subscriber3925.htm
--> Depends on the model. Steinway has good quality on high end, like grand pianos. For Upright, not good enough for its price.
Yong Chang (manufacture in Korea)
--> Quality and stablility is ok, the sound is not competitive.
Baldwin (American made)
--> Quality is ok, the last OEM was Yamaha, now is changed to Kawai, because of the price.
KAWAI (another well known Japaness brand)
--> Quality is good, sound is little bit sharper than Yamaha. Resale price is not competitive as Yamaha.
Petrof (made in Czech)
--> Sound is good and soft, stability is ok, easier to crack on sound board. For young kids (5 - 8 years), the keys seem too tight for the tender fingers.
European piano (German brand)
--> Like Schimmel, Good and expensive, however, sound board easier to be cracked comparing with Piano made in North America.
You can check Piano Blue Book, the price is based on US market, but you can get a figure:
http://www.bluebookofpianos.com/Subscriber3925.htm