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Should I Buy a Common Brand Name or a Newer Name?The piano industry is constantly changing with entrance of new brands or the lapse of another. That means that recommendations for purchasing a piano 20 years ago won't be as accurate as they are today. Many piano brands have been around for a long time and are widely recognized. Baldwin, Yahama, Kawai, and Steinway are just a few examples. These brands have proven themselves and are market leaders, which create the image as being safe. If you want a safe for sure piano brand, go with one that you see regularly and has a positive reputation. However, if you'd like to stand out from the crowd there are always up and coming piano brands. These brands often offer new features or designs that more established companies wouldn't risk taking chances on. Many teachers will recommend brands to you that they knew perhaps ten or twenty years ago. These brands are regarded as being safe and many people use them, so the brand is seen everywhere. However if you want to stand out from the crowd, there are many up and coming, similarly reliable piano brands on the market that provide customers with a variety of choice and unique attributes. The best suggestion is to go to a store that stocks various brands and test-drive similar sized pianos next to each other. Each piano brand will have a unique feel and possibly sound so playing them first is a great way to become comfortable with them. Brand name is only as important as you make it out to be. Choose the piano based on its features, price, warranty, and feel before you buy one simply for a brand name. Why You Should Consider The Piano Why the Piano is so Popular What's the difference between a keyboard, digital or acoustic piano? The Ever Popular Grand Piano versus the Upright. Purchasing The Right Piano Do I Need a Piano or Can I Just Get a Keyboard? Which is Better: Digital or Acousitc Pianos? Does it Matter Where my Piano was Made? Should I Buy a Common Brand Name or a Newer Name? Does Color Affect How the Piano Sounds? Should I Buy New or Used? Tips for Purchasing a Used Piano Used Piano Checklist What Makes Some Pianos More Expensive Than Others? How to Tell if a Piano is Well Made: Part 1 How to Tell if a Piano is Well Made: Part 2 What to Look for in a Piano Warranty Making a Wise Piano Purchasing Decision A Piano For Each Type of Person: A Guide Which Piano Purchasing Option is Right for You? Gaining The Most From Your Piano How to Properly Maintain Your Piano Where Should I Put my Piano? How Humidity Affects Your Piano Caring for Your Pianos Cabinet |
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