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1. Samick piano su 143 for free#
2. Samick piano su 143 professional#

This professional upright piano would make a great addition to any household. Because it was not tuned for some years it may need some tuning.

The incorporated “German Scale Design” pulls the string to a higher tension than normal which tames the string divisions and produces a very rich tone. The pictures do not do the piano justice! It is much more beautiful in person! All the keys work and it has a WONDERFUL sound. It has just one tiny nearly undetectable scratch at the front. This piano shows almost no use whatsoever. The case has a hi-gloss finish that is in EXCELLENT shape and looks beautiful. It was bought new for around $ 4,000 from a Piano Shop in Germany approximately 12 years ago and has only had one owner, who has kept it in excellent condition and who moved it to the US in 1997. Beautiful black Samick SU-110 Upright Piano for sale. Information - Concerts, News,FAQs, Archives. Organs - Electronic (B3 etc.), Pipe, Theatre. Who's Who - Professional Pianists on Piano World

Member Recordings - Non Classical Pianist CornerĮVENTS! Piano Concerts, Recitals, Competitions.įun Stuff! - Parties, Tours, Projects & More.įorum Members Parties, Tours, Cruises, & M. MY NEW PIANO or KEYBOARD! - Share Your Story! I find it disturbing that consumers, such as you, may fall into this trap and trust or give any weight to such activity, which should teach more about the dealer paddling these pianos and website, his integrity and business conduct, than about the pianos rated there.ĭigital Pianos - Electronic Pianos - Synths &a. Such “ratings” given by dealers on web sites or “buying guides”, may change depending on the lines the dealer is carrying or pushing at the time, and I would advise any consumer to put no trust in them. I would guess, by observing the positioning of the pianos in these “ratings”(extremely gross misplacement of pianos in the low end), that this particular dealer is focused on the low end of the market, and these, along with the Baldwins are probably his core business… In the case of the ridiculous ratings on “ it is quite clear that that site owner is representing (or has represented in the recent past once these “ratings” were compliled”), pianos by the Bechstein group (including the Hoffmann), Sauter, Schultze Pollmann, Baldwin, Charles Walters, Hallett Davis, and J. This is largely what makes such “ratings” no better than a scam, in my opinion. Such websites/buying guides try to appear as “objective”, giving no indication that they are actually brought up by a specific dealer, and their purpose is to promote his pianos. Usually, the charlatan owning the web page behind the bogus “ratings, is using the Larry Fine’s rating, to make his own look credible, and “inserting” into them the lines he wants to promote, but of course, completely misplaced.Īlso, the competition to the dealer’s line, is clearly rated lower than the pianos he is trying to push… The purpose of the "buying guide" is practically the same, when the common conclusion one is supposed to reach, after reading these, is that the purchase of the author's inventory is the "wise and right" decision…a “bargain” of a sort. In these bogus ratings, the authors are attempting to present an "objective opinion" while positioning the brands they paddle, far above where the industry consensus would agree with, and far above their true competition.

Samick piano su 143 for free#

Sadly, it seems that in recent years it became fashionable, for dealers who may have low integrity and ethics, to prey on unsuspecting consumers by trying to present bogus "ratings" or "Piano Buying Guides" which are found on the web or distributed for free (or a penny). The only reputable and reliable source to be used as a guideline for such evaluations is “the piano book”, and the yearly 2007 – 2008 supplement, by Larry Fine, and even his ratings are criticized. It is apparently hard enough to rate pianos when the attempt is done objectively, by professionals and reflecting the various opinions and consensus in the industry. Regardless of how Samic products compare in the market, the last thing you'd like to do is put ANY trust in the sort of "ratings" you'd find on the web for such pianos.