una de las mejores marcas yo tengo un piano como esos y la verdad son magnificos es una marca que siempre se empeña para ser los mejores y eso me gusta ya que sus productos son de una calidad inmejorable muchas felicidades YAMAHA y sigan deleitandonos con sus magnificos pianos de concierto ya que son los mejores se los digo por experiencia propia gracias y en hora buena
Замечательная работа. Отличный рояль! Я мастер фортепиано, стаж 40 лет. У меня есть очень простая и надежная конструкция рояля у которого нет вирбельбанка. Это позволяет очень точно настраивать инструмент. Настраивать такой инструмент можно один раз в 5 лет. Если Вам интересно, с удовольствием покажу мою конструкцию.Спасибо.
Well, the Yamahas shown in this video (CF series) cost almost the same price as their Steinway equivalents. The Yamahas you are talking about (G and C series) are built elsewhere using different techniques. They're more mechanized with more emphasis on production output quantity.
His dad never knew the true cost of the piano, but he believed it. The boy (now 50 years old) spent over $90K for the piano. He enjoyed it more than anything. It was his dream. He had it tuned and regulated, with no amount of money being spared for this wonderful instrument he loved so much. Three months later, the boy contracted severe Pneumonia, and passed away within two weeks.
There was a boy who loved to play piano, and was very good at it. His father said he'd never be anything as a musician. He made the boy become a legal major, and twenty years later, became quite wealthy. One day, he asked his dad, "Dad, I never got the grand piano I always wanted. I'm thinking of it though." His father, who thought anything over $10K for a piano was expensive, said "Go for it, just don't spend too much." A day later, he called his dad. "Dad, I got a Yamaha concert grand for $18k
@Wistbacka, most of Steinway's patents are old and have expired a long time ago so most piano makes are using Steinway's technology to make their pianos. There are many features that were patented by Steinway such as the sostenuto pedal, the overstring design, the "bell" underneath the treble side, and more that are finding their ways into other pianos.
I'm sure that S&S had a patent for the rim construction but the patent should have expired by now. Many piano makers now use S&S method to form their rims. There are many more features that were patented by S&S including overstrung scale (When the bass strings cross the treble strings) and sostenuto middle pedal that you can find on many grand pianos.
The most interesting things in the "Making of S&S"-video was the fact when they speak about S&S-patented building methods, and still you can see Yamaha doing the exact same thing (using same kind of gear and technique) as S&S does. Like the bending of the rim. S&S claims that their technique and machine is their own patented construction, but still it is the exact same machine that Yamaha (and probably all Grand Piano makes) uses.
I can't see what you mean? I just went through the making of S&S pianos, and apart from the actual key-mechanisms and their fine-tuning, I can't see any difference in accuracy, or care for detail and finish. A big part of that extra fine-tuning in key-mechanism also came from the fact that S&S uses a different and own mechanism that requires a different kind of tuning. I still believe that S&S is better, but not as much as the price-tag, and the brand-image, wants it to be.
@bunnyandpanda Particle Wood Is not reliable and will fall apart. I've seen Walmart furniture break without any reason. These instrument should last about 80-100 years and all makers want to use the best materials possible to keep their quality up. Imagine how long the pinblock will last if it was made from Particle Wood.
I HAVE JUST WATCHED THE STEINWAY FACTORY TOUR FOLLOWED BY THE YAMAHA TOUR. WHAT A CONTRAST! THE STEADY AND SURE FOLLOWED BY PEOPLE ON PEACEWORK! NOT A MJOMENT TO SPARE. WESTMINSTER PIANOS
damn it all, can't they just use particle wood to make pianos so they can be more affordable?? lolololol... i wonder what the cheapest price is for a piano. i saw some at the salvation army for 200 dollars, but who knows if they were in working condition. i'd imagine such a cheap piano going for about $150 retail price. anyone dare attempt to make one? i'd LOVE to see the results!
So many mistakes in construction technique. 1. Why not install the soundboard before the outer rim? Sure would speed things up and allow better engineering. 2. Hand planing the ribs? Never know what you end up with from the engineering specs.
una de las mejores marcas yo tengo un piano como esos y la verdad son magnificos es una marca que siempre se empeña para ser los mejores y eso me gusta ya que sus productos son de una calidad inmejorable muchas felicidades YAMAHA y sigan deleitandonos con sus magnificos pianos de concierto ya que son los mejores se los digo por experiencia propia gracias y en hora buena
amazing how much detail goes into 1 concert piano. wow!!
Fascinante...maravilla tecnologica y artesanal...¡¡¡
Замечательная работа. Отличный рояль! Я мастер фортепиано, стаж 40 лет. У меня есть очень простая и надежная конструкция рояля у которого нет вирбельбанка. Это позволяет очень точно настраивать инструмент. Настраивать такой инструмент можно один раз в 5 лет. Если Вам интересно, с удовольствием покажу мою конструкцию.Спасибо.
HOLA BUENAS TARDES, MUCHO ME GUSTARIA PUDIERA AYUDARME MANDANDOME FOTOS DE SU BANCO SIN RUEDAS PARA AFINAR, .
Well, the Yamahas shown in this video (CF series) cost almost the same price as their Steinway equivalents. The Yamahas you are talking about (G and C series) are built elsewhere using different techniques. They're more mechanized with more emphasis on production output quantity.
His dad never knew the true cost of the piano, but he believed it. The boy (now 50 years old) spent over $90K for the piano. He enjoyed it more than anything. It was his dream. He had it tuned and regulated, with no amount of money being spared for this wonderful instrument he loved so much. Three months later, the boy contracted severe Pneumonia, and passed away within two weeks.
Guns Cars and Digits Pianos now can be sold for 14K
Fantástico, fantástico o processo. Estes artesão merecem ganhar muito bem!! E o piano o preço elevado!!
I love Claire De Lune by Débussy. Good introduction music.
Your're right
Estás en lo correcto.
Удивительное изготовления штега!!!
Imagine-se em sua casa, do jeito que sempre quiz, sem preocupação do tempo e com uma marcenaria pra fabricar seus próprios instrumentos.
There was a boy who loved to play piano, and was very good at it. His father said he'd never be anything as a musician. He made the boy become a legal major, and twenty years later, became quite wealthy. One day, he asked his dad, "Dad, I never got the grand piano I always wanted. I'm thinking of it though." His father, who thought anything over $10K for a piano was expensive, said "Go for it, just don't spend too much." A day later, he called his dad. "Dad, I got a Yamaha concert grand for $18k
y claro que van las 5 estrellas claro si hubieran mas estrellas yo se las pondria sin dudarlo ni un momento saben porque? porque son los mejores
@Wistbacka, most of Steinway's patents are old and have expired a long time ago so most piano makes are using Steinway's technology to make their pianos. There are many features that were patented by Steinway such as the sostenuto pedal, the overstring design, the "bell" underneath the treble side, and more that are finding their ways into other pianos.
Nice 22.1.24
I'm sure that S&S had a patent for the rim construction but the patent should have expired by now. Many piano makers now use S&S method to form their rims. There are many more features that were patented by S&S including overstrung scale (When the bass strings cross the treble strings) and sostenuto middle pedal that you can find on many grand pianos.
Que maravilla!! Gracias por compartir!
Amazing !!!!!!
Yoshi!
The most interesting things in the "Making of S&S"-video was the fact when they speak about S&S-patented building methods, and still you can see Yamaha doing the exact same thing (using same kind of gear and technique) as S&S does. Like the bending of the rim. S&S claims that their technique and machine is their own patented construction, but still it is the exact same machine that Yamaha (and probably all Grand Piano makes) uses.
Wistbacka the audio footage was very old, before the patent expired
como se llama la melodia que se ha puesto al principio del video muchas gracias si me dieran respuesta
claro de luna - debussy
Lo que importa es la música, no la marca.
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сколько делов!
I can't see what you mean? I just went through the making of S&S pianos, and apart from the actual key-mechanisms and their fine-tuning, I can't see any difference in accuracy, or care for detail and finish. A big part of that extra fine-tuning in key-mechanism also came from the fact that S&S uses a different and own mechanism that requires a different kind of tuning.
I still believe that S&S is better, but not as much as the price-tag, and the brand-image, wants it to be.
@bunnyandpanda Particle Wood Is not reliable and will fall apart. I've seen Walmart furniture break without any reason. These instrument should last about 80-100 years and all makers want to use the best materials possible to keep their quality up. Imagine how long the pinblock will last if it was made from Particle Wood.
Почему я не вижу купола деки? Почему рипки на деку клеят прямыми?
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Para fabricar motos a Yamaha é um lixo,não presta,mas no quesito piano a Yamaha é uma das melhores
i don't understand!!!:( r there any other subs?
Claire de lune-Claude Debussy me parece
se acabo :(
I HAVE JUST WATCHED THE STEINWAY FACTORY TOUR FOLLOWED BY THE YAMAHA TOUR. WHAT A CONTRAST! THE STEADY AND SURE FOLLOWED BY PEOPLE ON PEACEWORK! NOT A MJOMENT TO SPARE.
WESTMINSTER PIANOS
damn it all, can't they just use particle wood to make pianos so they can be more affordable?? lolololol... i wonder what the cheapest price is for a piano. i saw some at the salvation army for 200 dollars, but who knows if they were in working condition. i'd imagine such a cheap piano going for about $150 retail price. anyone dare attempt to make one? i'd LOVE to see the results!
same manufacturer.Cool sound! czcams.com/video/ZcwktLJoxA8/video.html
So many mistakes in construction technique. 1. Why not install the soundboard before the outer rim? Sure would speed things up and allow better engineering. 2. Hand planing the ribs? Never know what you end up with from the engineering specs.
DIFFERENT DEPARTMENT. IT'S NOT DIFFICULT WORKING OVER THE RIM THAT IS ABOUT WASTE HIGH.
WESTMINSTER PIANOS
Eh?