How about a Vivache piano, which is better, Vivache piano or Bergman?

I haven't heard of this brand.

It is recommended that Helen, Kawaii, Zhujiang, Yingchang, Sanyi, Strauss, Salel and other first-line brands in the market.

In recent years, there are many small domestic factories with foreign names whose brand historical background is fictional.

It is still recommended to take a look at the well-known domestic brands, Pearl River, Xinghai, Hailun piano, and you can choose Pearl River Kaiserburg, Helen H series boutique, CF series high-end professional piano, Yichang Kawaii, Indonesia Sanyi, and German Celer piano.

Small factory assembles pianos, and the quality is not guaranteed to be purchased cautiously.

If you are economical, buy Hailun 120SE and Xinghai 120LS, which are recognized as the most cost-effective pianos;

For popular pianos, buy Helen HL series, Xinghai regular models, and Pearl River M series;

If it's better, buy Helen H series, Kawaii, Sanyi original imports, Yamaha;

For high-end performance pianos, buy Helen CF series, German Selor, and original PETRUFF.

Or take a look at the well-known big brands in China, Helen, Pearl River belongs to the only two listed companies in the domestic piano industry, you can be the first choice, you can see kawaii, Yamaha,

Hello landlord! These two brands must have chosen Bergman, and the other one has never heard of it, and Bergman was also several years ago, right? This brand has been discontinued, and now it is all Yingchang brand.

Quoting "a small-scale piano factory, only relying on the purchase of these core accessories to assemble the piano, then it can only be a product, not a brand, will not have its own instrument sound, and will lose the vitality of creation and endowed".

It is recommended to buy the main brand in the market, Yingchang Piano, the world's largest piano manufacturer, with the most advanced and complete piano factory.

Focus on mainstream brands, first-line brands [Yingchang, Zhujiang, Kawai, Strauss, Kaiserburg, Rittermiller, Weber].

It is also recommended that Yingchang, Helen, Kawayi, Zhujiang, Sanyi, Strauss, Salel and other first-line brands in the market.

Miscellaneous brands, it is recommended to buy mainstream brands such as Yingchang and Sanyi.

Generally, it is recommended to buy Pearl River Helen first-line brands.

I don't know, I haven't heard of it, it's better to buy a domestic piano than to choose a joint venture piano Now 80% of the materials of the domestic piano are imported It is recommended that the landlord take a look at Helen Xinghai Zhujiang.

It's really not good, the strength and feel are very different, and whether you can adapt or not varies from person to person. But I think you've been studying for so long, so you should be fine.

As for the brand, Yamaha's or Kawai's are good. You can buy more than 10,000 pianos. The piano of Yingchang Kawai is good, and there are less than 20,000.

As said upstairs. It's not a thing at all. Although it is said that there will be adaptation problems. However, if you have a basic knowledge of electronic organs, learning piano is not as difficult as having no foundation. The problem is that the severity of the finger will be a little bothering.

I read a few friends upstairs said, I think it's already very comprehensive, I just add a few words, piano, electronic organ, the same keyboard instrument, except for the way to play, the others are roughly the same, it is estimated that your age is not young, now it is not realistic to learn the piano from scratch, and you still have some keyboard foundation, I suggest that you play the second half of Czerny 599 directly in the tutorial, plus some simple small sonatas, Hanon still has to practice, the purpose of practicing him is to move your fingers, in the process of practice, Don't chase any hand shape and strength, as long as the hand is relaxed and can play. Regarding the fact that you are going to buy a piano, I suggest that you should buy a joint venture with Germany and the United Kingdom, which is not very expensive. Yamaha certainly could, but his tone was stingy.

Rest assured, it's easy to get used to.

I was the one who finished the 10th grade in the 6th grade and then switched to the piano.

The keys are made of solid wood, and it is laborious to press them up.

But after a week of practice, you can get used to it.

There's really no need to worry about that.

The piano is cheap in China, about 10,000 yuan, and the Pearl River is an old brand, which is not bad, but the timbre is too bright and floating.

The original Xinghaiqin is good, but it seems to have been discontinued.

Imported pianos are a little more expensive, but the timbre is really different. Vivache, Lotiska are good, in short, you see. It doesn't matter what piano you buy, the key is to stick to it It's your parents' money that you spend.

The landlord understands that the electronic organ and the piano are not the same thing, and the only connection is that they are both keyboard instruments.

Besides, the piano needs to be measured, and some piano masters do a particularly good job in terms of dynamics, so that the piece has a soul. The electronic organ is different, in terms of strength, it will make a sound if you accidentally touch it, and the timbre is not flattering, of course, the timbre of electronic instruments is like that, no matter how expensive it is. Is the landlord entertaining or professional**?

I like the 116 model, which is more exquisite, a typical European style, elegant.

It's all the same brand.,It's just a different model.,Look at the needs of the landlord.,The price is about the same.,But I personally like the appearance of 116ff is very beautiful.,European-style.。

I bought Vivache's, which I have been selling for ten years, and as long as I maintain it and tune it on time, the tone is still very positive.

If it were me, I would choose a high-end piano. The Steinway is the best piano in the world, and these 2 models are fine.

The performance is the same, ** is similar, of course, when you buy 116, it is still a work of art when you don't play.

Look at Kingsporg, the price is the same in foreign markets, and the cost performance is particularly high.

It's all good, I like the classical style of 116.

Within the same brand, the higher the height, the better.

There are a lot of good domestic Zhujiang pianos There are also a lot of domestic pianos I really haven't heard of it, Xinghai Crown Helen Zhujiang Earl and the like, there are more It is recommended to consider it among many brands

It's all good, make a choice according to your own situation.

Within 40,000, you can consider the KU280 of the German Steinberg Piano Emperor series

This is a good value for money piano.

The piano produced in the Pearl River, it is not worth it to buy this piano at this price. It is recommended to take a look at the 133 of the Helen CF series, which is a pure imported Selor, and these two are upright pianos. If you have enough space in your home, it is recommended to look at the small triangle within Helen.

are all good choices.

This is from the Pearl River, and the piano is good!

40,000 positions, Helen's third-generation CF133 and Kawai K3, and Sailor GS126 are quite good choices.

My family bought Mendelssohn SP-90 When I bought it, it was the most cost-effective one among the pianos introduced to me by the piano store It is a soundboard imported from Germany, a solid wood keyboard, a wide and thickened back frame, good intonation stability and durability, and the appearance is also classical, and it is black and shiny.

Essex is on the same level as Kaiserburg, and it is recommended to look at the more professional Helen CF series in China, which is more classic, and live a grand piano with Kaiserburg or Helen.

The Mendelssohn 121 piano that my classmate bought, I think it looks good, it feels good, the tone is coherent, and the paint is very good. It's worth having.

This **, you can consider Helen's small triangle, which is more appropriate.

The propaganda is an American piano, but in fact it is made in China. And it's also an OEM production!!

Korea's production in Qingdao, China, and the Sejong of Korea's third-place is now out of business.

Not a well-known brand, you search more on the Internet, niche brands.

Falken is a Korean piano that was produced in China and exported to Europe and the United States is not bad.

Fulken is indeed one of the three major brands of pianos in the United States, the predecessor of Boston has a manufacturer, in 2006 let Qingdao Shizheng Musical Instruments for the processing and production, when Shizheng Musical Instruments for 32 national brand piano processing and production, including Japan Yamaha, France Georges: the United States Baldwin, Kloed, South Korea Yingchang Sanyi, Vivache and other brands, at that time the manufacturer had more than 5,000 employees, and later at the end of 12 years transferred shares to Hong Kong Parsons Group, divestment rather than the spread of bankruptcy, The pianos exported by Shizheng are made of wood and are more advanced than those produced in China.