A good Chinese piano?

By admin Posted on May 31, 2011 1 Comment

Well it was bound to happen. I just prepped a brand new very nice Pearl River 5’3″ baby grand piano. Chinese pianos tend to sound a bit bright, hollow and toneless (especially in the treble). Well I must say the Pearl River line of pianos blew me away. Incredible dark rich tone and tuned up very nicely. Hard to believe but I recomend them!

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Certified piano technician. North Bennett Street graduate. In business since 2003. Specializes in vintage electric pianos (Rhodes, Wurlitzer electric pianos). From a standard tuning to a complete rebuild - pianos by jay does it all. Shop located in Somerville, Ma.

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