We distance ourselves from the practice of misleading customers about countries of origin and manufacture, and we encourage buyers to thoroughly research the pianos they are considering buying.
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We provide free and candid information regarding all the common brands known to us. We are totally straightforward with our customers regarding the origins of our pianos, the components they are made from and the locations of manufacture. As soon as the player presses the key he is in control of the sound produced. We make sure that our pianos play smoothly with a key touch that is evenly balanced. We provide our customers with a range of instruments from which to choose according to their personal taste. In every case we are guided by the following principles - we call them the Three T's.Ī good piano has a balance of bright, mellow, rich, deep and singing colours in its sound. We offer pianos for every taste and every pocket, ranging from budget second-hand Asian uprights right up to hand-built German pianos by iconic makers such as Sauter and Steingraeber. Join Facebook to connect with Nicholas Schimmel and others you may know. With his extensive experience of high-end European pianos Nicholas ensures that all of our pianos are presented at their best. View the profiles of people named Nicholas Schimmel. He is a certificated Europiano Technician as well as authorised technician for both Fazioli and Steingraeber. He underwent further training at Steingraeber & Söhne in Bayreuth, Germany in 2011 and with Fazioli in 2015. Nicholas trained in UK and then gained specialist competence at the Estonia grand piano factory in Tallinn, Estonia in 2008. Our team is led by British piano technician Nicholas Bamber.
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We provide piano sales, piano hire for special occasions and recitals, piano tunings and other home servicing, repair work and full overhauls, as well as piano transport.Īs Brunei's leading piano retailer we are dedicated to providing our clients with the best pianos at the best prices. Florian Piano is Brunei's very own one-stop piano station. Information - Concerts, News,FAQs, Archives. Organs - Electronic (B3 etc.), Pipe, Theatre.
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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 have an 88-key Roland weighted keyboard that I can get by with for silent practice - at least temporarily - but it's pretty awful compared to playing the Clavinova.ĭigital Pianos - Electronic Pianos - Synths &a. If I can't get a reasonable price for the CLP-175, I may try to work out something with the dealer where I give them my slightly-used digital grand in exchange for a new digital upright. I may just sell the CLP-175 (digital grand), and then get a CLP-280 when I'm no longer reeling from the expense of the Schimmel. I may need to go without a digital for a while, though, and get an upright digital later on. Having a digital + acoustic is the way to go, because the digital will allow me to learn new material (as in repeat difficult passages) without wearing out hammers, as well as my wife's patience and sanity. I may delay the delivery for a couple of weeks because we don't really have the space for both pianos and I'm still trying to figure out what exactly to do about the digital grand. I compared it to some very nice Bosendorfers (way out of my price range) and really enjoyed playing both about equally, although each piano has its own unique character. But the NWS is indeed a fine, and finely crafted, piano. It wasn't quite enough to move me, which is why I wound up with a different brand. Different people place different value on that aspect. Then there is the case work! Indeed, the NWS is perhaps the most attractive piano I have played. Whether this was a factory prep difference or a components difference I cannot know for sure. The NWS pianos had a more responsive action to my hands, and the tone was cleaner and more crystalline. I do know that I have played them side-by-side with standard T models and I have come away believing that they were enough different to justify putting them in a different class. It's components are "pick of the litter." It is also put together by the best labor.Īll of this is "supposedly," because I have no real first-hand information. Apparently they are really strict about quality control on the NWS. I have never seen a 169 NWS, only 189 and 213.Īs far as I know, the big differences in the sound-producing portions of the piano are the soundboard and the hammers. I don't think they make three sizes of NWS. I suspect that 7-8 K differential can be negotiated down somewhat.
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