Graff GA 3 piano, is Graff a high end piano? Is it worth buying?

Like the German piano to see Ginsburg KF128 workmanship is very fine, the real use is ten years of old wood production, the world's top piano design master Mr. Klaus Fenner design, one of China's five major piano factories, the old brand, strict, rigorous, precise German handmade technology.

Solid wood soundboards made of high-quality American Alaskan spruce are selected to ensure perfect acoustic performance.

The German original FFW "A-grade" "Abel" mahogany core hammer is cleverly combined with elasticity and hardness to bring perfect timbre; German "dehonit" pinplate to ensure the stability of the pitch.

Basswood solid wood keyboard, African ebony black keys, Japanese mineral white keys, key-by-key weight with lead process, playing more comfortable and smooth.

The single-root color wood code bridge makes the audio transmission faster and more accurate.

The famous German "R Slau" steel wire strings make the tone more beautiful and the layers clearer.

Shenda needle and Shenda tweed imported from Japan, high-quality and hard colored wood, and the world's most advanced Japanese full set of precision equipment processing action to make the action more sensitive.

The pedal transmission system is made of selected colored wood, which has a strong European classic feeling.

The built-in slow descender imported from South Korea makes it safer to open and close the key cover.

Take a look at China's three major brands of pianos, Ginsburg, Xinghai, and Zhujiang.

Copycat piano, there is no Graf in Germany, and the domestic piano shop owner OEM is not high-end, and consumers should keep their eyes open and not be fooled by the piano shop owner.

It is very cultural and historical, and the piano that was treasured by the ** master Beethoven is worth buying!

Each brand should have a series of sub-series, high-end, mid-range, all depending on the configuration. My sister's family bought Graff pianos for their children. Haha, I also asked the teacher to take a look at it, and said that it was okay to listen to the people in the piano shop say that the biggest difference with the domestic is all solid wood, many of the domestic and Japanese are plastic synthesis, and aluminum alloy!

Anyway, we don't understand, the teacher says it's good, and the child says it's okay.

Pay attention to the self-question and answer of the merchant, the brand of Zhejiang in China belongs to the low-end piano.

My family is Graf piano, I bought the Renault configuration, I personally think it is very good, there are very few brands on the market that can use Renault's full configuration, otherwise it is a domestic piano that imitates Renault, it is recommended that you compare different brands before buying the piano to know the gap.

Graff pianos originated in Germany, there are factories in Germany, and they are a real German brand, but the pianos produced by German factories are very high, and there are factories in China, and the pianos produced in China are relatively close to the people.

I checked a lot of information, and I also personally checked the China Trademark Network, and Conrad Graf is indeed owned by the German Claude Musical Instrument Group, which is wholly owned by Germany and can be purchased.

Fake, there is no factory, the German Qing dynasty is a worker, and the boss is a piano shop.

Graf pianos are German high-end brands, all of which can be checked, not miscellaneous brands, and the quality of the pianos of big brands is good.

Yes, it has just been on the market for less than two years,

Konrad Graff was recommended by Germany ** personally came to China, it is a German national treasure brand, the transfer and change of such a brand is subject to the approval of Germany**, and it is impossible to transfer it to China, 2020 is the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, which has been promoted globally as a German "national task", and the Graff piano is also an important exhibit in this event, displayed in the former residence of Beethoven in Bonn!

The piano you are talking about belongs to the German brand, this piano is not a miscellaneous brand, it has a history of more than 100 years.

Copycat piano, pay attention to the merchant's self-questioning and self-answering.

German Piano Brand Query:

Support for EU trademark search (trademark applicant should be a German company instead of China), support for China trademark search (trademark applicant should be a German company instead of China), support for Wikipedia search (the world's authoritative encyclopedia).

Support local field trips in Germany.

Steinway, Bechstein, Conrad Graff all meet these criteria.

This can go to the China trademark network online query, Conrad Graff is a trademark held by the German Claude Musical Instrument Group, a German brand, but now there are too many pianos impersonating German brands on the market, the trademark network is registered by Chinese, German Graf piano as a pure German brand, the configuration reputation is very good, recommended to buy.

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First of all, Germany does not have this brand.

Generally, there are many piano miscellaneous brands known as foreign brands.

Most of the pianos with imported brands as gimmicks are of poor quality, and the difference between them and domestic pianos is that they are serious domestic brands and transparent.

Look at you are reluctant to give up the silver, Graf is a piano imported from Germany, I have tried it in the previous exhibition, but the general small model of the upright piano is also 200,000 yuan, now made in China, the technology and equipment are introduced from Germany, I have tried both at the exhibition, to be honest, the domestic production of Graf is indeed not as good as the original German import, but the tone of the domestic production is already much better than other Asian pianos, ** is also a lot cheaper than the original, cost-effective.

There is no such brand in Germany, and this brand is as fake as Carrod and so on.

The obvious fake German brand suggests the mainstream domestic brand Helen.

First of all, this brand has collapsed in Germany a hundred years ago, you can check the German trademark network and the official website of the German industrial and commercial department, the domestic is registered by the Chinese themselves, a company is re-registered in Germany, Europeans have named the company under their own name, then the company name should be called German Graf piano ****, the company name is wrong and half of the wrong one, the domestic one is registered by the owner of a Shanghai piano shop, you can check it.

German Piano Brand Query:

Support for EU trademark search (trademark applicant should be a German company instead of China), support for China trademark search (trademark applicant should be a German company instead of China), support for Wikipedia search (the world's authoritative encyclopedia).

Support local field trips in Germany.

Steinway, Bechstein, Conrad Graff all meet these criteria.

I checked that there is this company in Germany, and it is registered with the Claude Musical Instrument Group in Germany.

I have never heard of it, so I recommend taking a look at the mainstream brand Hailun piano.

Many small musical instrument factories always like to deceive customers under the guise of some German and European instruments, and small-scale manufacturers may produce only a few hundred or even dozens of units a year! They need to add color to themselves through false propaganda and the title of European piano, some so-called European brands do not even have their own factories, the address on the brochure is not where the factory is located, and the ** of the factory is synthetic. These instruments can only survive through huge profits, which makes them use all means to reduce production costs, such as using the worst parts, rough assembly processes, and inferior baking paint materials.

Such a product, in the end, through strong publicity, sold at a good price, the purchase price is seven or eight thousand yuan, sell you more than 20,000 yuan, the piano training institution earns you 10,000 yuan, and recommends you to buy miscellaneous piano teachers to earn 10,000 rebates, manufacturers and sellers win-win, and it is consumers who suffer.

It's certainly not a German piano, and the so-called Conrad Graff piano is a lie. Not credible.

It's a German brand, and the history is relatively old! Some of Graff's antique pianos are still on display in museums in Europe. Now that I have entered the Chinese market, I can pay attention to the details and workmanship of the product.

German Piano Brand Query:

Support for EU trademark search (trademark applicant should be a German company instead of China), support for China trademark search (trademark applicant should be a German company instead of China), support for Wikipedia search (the world's authoritative encyclopedia).

Support local field trips in Germany.

Steinway, Bechstein, Conrad Graff all meet these criteria.

It is a German piano, mainly making high-end handmade pianos in Europe!

The pianos made in Germany are recognized as the best quality and most beautiful sound pianos in the world. However, in the process of purchasing, you should carefully select the real German brand, and do not be dazzled by the dazzling and mixed non-German pianos on the market.

The brand Konrad is known not to exist in Germany, so it is advisable to buy it with caution.

Needless to say, it certainly isn't. Buy a piano brand piano for piano.

No, check it out, you will know that there are at least 150,000 German pianos.

1. The holder found on the China Trademark Network is: Germany.

2. The holder found on the EU trademark network is: Germany.

3. Brand information found in Wikipedia.

According to the information found, it is a brand held by the German Claude Musical Instrument Group, which has a certain historical and cultural background.

This brand of piano is really very good, my son learned the piano of this brand of piano. I am a sound person, I am very picky about the sound, I have compared Asian pianos (including Japanese, Korean and domestic pianos) before, Asian pianos are too fried and too bright, there is no beauty and soul, or European pianos are better, especially German pianos are mellow and full, and the timbre is soft and clean. Love it so much!

Now my son has a Conrad Graff piano in his bedroom, and I just love her pure taste and pure tone!

The German national treasure level brand, has been held by the German Claude Musical Instrument Group, by the German ** personally to China to do the recommendation, its antique piano has been collected in the Beethoven former residence, very cultural value, such a brand transfer and change is subject to the approval of the German **. It mainly makes pianos imported from Germany, and now has an assembly base in Shanghai.

Conradgraf is a wholly-owned brand owned by the German Claude Musical Instrument Group, and now there are Graf pianos displayed in Beethoven's former residence in Bonn. The following is a link to the website of the Graf piano of Beethoven's former residence in Germany.