Why Do People Spend 100k On A Piano?

Ever wondered why someone would spend $100,000 or more on a piano? In this video, we delve into the craftsmanship and dedication behind performance-grade pianos, focusing on the world-renowned Steinway grand piano. From carefully selected materials to skilled artisans with decades of experience, we'll uncover what drives the value of these remarkable instruments. Ready to explore further? Visit our website linked below to experience the magic firsthand.
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[@yupitzmeeee]

Well explained! I have played on quite a few steinways, even on a model D. The sound is so perfect. Definitely worth the cost. Although my non musical friends dont understand this. I hope i get to own a steinway one day ;)

[@shanhuawang360]

Agree with you . Steinway-definitely worth the cost,because have unique sound with diversified element s of sound . No one another company grand piano no have so diversified sound. Beautiful sound -have ,but just no have diversified sound

[@BertFlanders]

Steinway is very good indeed. But try Fazioli, Shigeru Kawai, Bösendorfer (and others). You may agree there is no such thing as 'one and only best piano' on the world. But yes, I do share the dream of owning such a high end piano ... Cheers!

[@yupitzmeeee]

Well I have tried shigeru kawai and bosendorfer but haven’t tried fazioli. I agree that there is no best piano, but until now, out of all the pianos I tried, steinway has given me the best feel. I feel like it’s just my personal preference. I hope u get the high end piano u are dreaming for ;D

[@BertFlanders]

For me a Steinway is overpriced. (Like Apple computers). A well regulated and maintained Boston is equally good for 'normal' users for less than half the price. The reason people pay so much for a piano is because Steinway creates a cult ... (which is not a problem). Don't be sad because you cannot pay these prices. It's the beautiful melody that makes the piano sing, not the brand name.