[Harvey]

I felt like making a poll, and I tried to include as many as I could.
I voted too, for Böse.

Edit: OMG! I forgot to include...Fazioli! Definitely should have added it in the place of some others.

 

[Harvey]

Ya, it's a Fazioli. I put it on after realizing I forgot to put Fazioli on the list. Should have put Falcone on there too. Along with a "I don't know", but it would probably get the most votes. We shall see.

 

[Harvey]

In most recordings you're hearing a Steinway, so I guess if you want to hear a Steinway all you have to do is pop in a CD. :lol:

 

[Harvey]

Blüthner is on the list, if I'm not mistaken.

U play p...okay its soft...u play mp...okay it's slightly louder... u play mf, then u plau f , then ff... OMG, what's the difference?

Same with Baldwin, but some people seem to like Baldwin.

Edit: Actually, that 's all my school has: Young Chang and Baldwin.

 

[Harvey]

Ohh...gotcha.

 

[Harvey]

Yamaha used to own Everett. And then Hammond owned Everett. That's all I know.

 

[Harvey]

Most Steinways are totally opposite. Powerful, complex, dark.

 

[Harvey]

What piano are you practising on, Harvey?

Two pianos: a Samick WSU-131MD in my house, and a Baldwin SD10 at school.
How about you?

A good cheap Steinway can be around 70000. Generally when you get above 300000, it's just fluff.

 

[Harvey]

I'm surprised nobody voted for Mason & Hamlin yet. Quite popular on the Pianoworld forums...and what was the other one...Estonia. Come to think of it, Estonia should be one there too, but there's not enough room!!!