Bechstein, Hoffmann, Charlen, Fransander, Petrof, which is the best piano for the United States

Hoffmann is a brand of Bessistein, Charlen is an OEM piano, there is no advantage, Fransand is good, Petrof is very good if it is made in the Czech Republic, and Meibolin is forgotten.

Bechstein and Charlen are not bad, but nothing else, in fact, Steinway is the best.

Fransander and Meerinburg. My home Flanders's. It feels more suitable for our middle class.

These brands are not bad, but they all seem to be sub-brands, Petrof, Fransander's pianos are good, think about anything else!

Occasionally I see this post, this comparison is too ridiculous. It's like putting Porsche and Geely together. The normal ones should be Bechstein, Petrof, and Hoffmann, all of which are original imported pianos.

Charlen, Fransander, and the United States Berlin belong to the OEM, and foreign factories have either been closed down for many years, or rely on other brands, and it is not bad to look at these pianos and look at the domestic Pearl River Xinghai.

Recommend Fransander, ** more affordable.

These brands are relatively good, but the price level is very different, I don't seem to know a lot, it depends on what the landlord wants. You can pay attention to Fransander, the price is moderate, and the quality is also good.

There is no brand that is good or not, this depends on people's preferences, I personally think Fransander is not bad, **suitable, worthy of the one he sells**.

PETROF Czech Imports, Genuine European Imports... Just ask the rest of the brands that are produced by ** and you'll know!!

I don't seem to have heard of it, I have only heard of Fransander, German brand, German craftsmanship, very good, very good timbre. The landlord is worth starting.

My family uses Fransander, I personally think the quality is good, you can pay attention!

I've heard of Fransander, but it's a German brand that I haven't heard of before.

I've heard of these brands you mentioned, Sad-Joy Stan and Fransander, which seem to be German pianos, and Fransander, which are more familiar, should be of better quality! I think the piano is still the most important cost performance, and the German piano is good! emma

What series and what model are you comparing exactly? I hope you're really here to ask about the piano and not to lead the battle.

Steinberg pianos are still good

<> Steinberg piano that can be seen at major musical instrument exhibitions at home and abroad, the piano is still good.

The origin of Steinberg pianos is Germany. Plant in Wiesbaden: Hesse, Germany.

Steinberg's other oldest factory was built in 1859. Located in Mainz, Germany; At present, it mainly produces Steinberg's grand pianos and T2, as well as the K2 series, as well as yards for A8 pianos, as well as high-performance performance pianos for concerts. Mülheim Plant:

It is also located on the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany. The Steinberg (and Schulz joint) production plant in Asia is located in Xiamen, China. After 1992, the Steinberg Group in China entered a new milestone in its development, transforming from a mere importer to a local manufacturer.

In March 1998, after six years of preparation, the Steinberg Group was founded in conjunction with Schulz.

Part of the real picture of the German factory and the Chinese factory.

Steinberg is a little more famous, and his volume is many times greater.

PETROF piano is a famous piano with the same name as Steinway, the timbre and feel including stability are quite excellent, the price of the upright piano is more than 100,000 yuan, if you want to buy a piano, you can consider PETROF.

In the German piano, Ginspogg's hammer configuration ability is the strongest. The "ABEL" mahogany hammer imported from Germany FFW "A-grade" or "AA-grade" is used to meet the best weight of 12g-9g required by the hammer; The elastic hammer meets the requirements of the second string duration, and the timbre is more beautiful and the layers are clearer; The pre-treatment and secondary treatment of the timbre of the hammer using the European classic technology are more expressive and clearer.

At present, the world's most advanced piano manufacturing machines and equipment are in German companies, and there are only 10 piano companies of various sizes in Germany

1. Gottrian-Steinway & Sons Steinwey: The oldest piano brand and the most famous piano in the world is the "Steinway" before World War II, which is usually called "German Steinway" by industry insiders, and is known as the "soul" of the world's pianos.

2. Steinway & Sons: The most famous piano in the world is what we often call the "American Steinway", with a strong and powerful tone, heavy feel and harsh materials.

3. Bechstein, C: A famous German piano manufacturer, but the main factory in Germany has been closed, and now it is mainly produced in Czechoslovakia.

4. Mendelssohn: A well-known German piano manufacturer, has acquired the German Forrich piano factory, merged and reorganized with another famous German grand piano manufacturer, with a factory area of 50,000 square meters, it is the largest piano factory in Germany today, with a strong timbre, soft, heavy feel and excellent materials.

5. Sauter: A well-known piano company in Germany, with low output, soft timbre, heavy feel, and popular material selection.

6. August Forster August: A famous German piano manufacturer with low output, strong timbre, heavy hand feel, and excellent material selection.

7. Bluthner: A well-known piano manufacturer in Germany, it has been reduced to a small factory after the economic crisis in 98 years, and most of its products are currently OEM in Denmark and Benhagen, Tri-benefits Musical Instruments in Indonesia, and Guangzhou, China. Danish and Indonesian products are sold in the European and American markets, and Chinese products are only limited to sales in China and are not allowed to be sold under OEM Brusner, and are only allowed to OEM their sub-brands for normal sales in China.

The gap between the products is too big to evaluate, but the real German Bransler piano is still a very good product.

8. Steingraeber & Sohne: a world-famous German piano manufacturer with an annual output of 70 sets. The timbre is rich and powerful, the feel is heavy, and the selection of materials is harsh.

9. Schummel: A well-known German piano manufacturer, its market share in Germany is competitive with other luxury brands, with a soft tone and medium feel.

Ashmany: Kingspogg, who has the famous Kingspogg piano spirit. It adopts ten years of old wood, more than 20 years of working experience of skilled workers, and the core technology of German strong vibration soundboard.