Buying a grand piano, buying Mendelssohn s, is it classy enough?

There is no doubt about the quality of imports, the domestic ones are made of imported materials, the sound quality and quality are also very good, and Mendelssohn pianos promise a 5-year warranty, so there should be no problem in quality. Mendelssohn's piano is positioned as a mid-to-high-end piano. How can you not hold up your face, besides, the piano is bought for children to learn the piano, the most expensive is not necessarily the best, you have to choose the right piano.

The Mendelssohn grand is definitely a good choice.

German brand, imported material, quality and sound quality are very good, and it is a 5-year warranty, which is a high-end piano in the piano category, and the quality is ***.

When choosing a piano, pay attention to the material, sound quality, quality, and cost performance, experience it yourself, and don't blindly listen to others' blind introduction ......

Yes, many famous pianists at home and abroad use Mendelssohn pianos for ** meetings.

Yes, home grand pianos, Yingchang 150 and new Kingsbog KG158 are still quite good choices, with a large market share.

It depends on what you want to buy, the most high-grade is the Steinway, which is definitely much better than Mendelssohn. Mendelssohn also depends on what price you buy, not for a penny.

- What face? People who don't learn piano don't understand these brands.

Besides, you can afford to play the best piano after buying it. Do you have that cultural background ... Do you afford it? --Pearl River is too timely... No face...

You go buy Stanway, prepare a thermostatic room for the piano to live in.

I don't know if you came out to advertise or fooled, you really have face if you buy a fake German brand.

Depends on where you use it. If you are shooting commercials or outdoor concerts outdoors, of course, white is better.

If you are in the indoor ** hall, of course, it is better to use black, which looks solemn! Noble!

The quality of Mendelssohn's piano is generally good, as for white or black, it depends on personal preference.

Black is more practical, depending on what you want to do, like general piano competitions and other occasions are more black. But it's also nice to have a white one at home, and it's not funny!

However, the most important thing depends on the quality of the instrument, and everything else is secondary.

Personally, I prefer black because it's a classic color and it's easy to maintain.

The black is good, in fact, the sound quality is the same, but the appearance is solemn.

Mendelssohn pianos are much better than Japanese pianos, in fact.

It is recommended to buy a black one, which is easier to maintain.

There are currently eight more brands in Germany that have been certified by the German Piano Manufacturers Association.

The Mendelssohn piano you are talking about, sorry, is domestic, not German.

The pitch is stable, the touch is sensitive, and the timbre is uniform and coherent; The treble is clear and bright, the midrange is soft and delicate, and the bass is round and three-dimensional. The style is novel, not only with the delicate and slow collapse of the classical style, but also with the luxury of modern life, and the dignity of the king of musical instruments.