Yamaha CFX (Japan) Vs Steinway D274 (Germnay) Vs Kayserburg KA275 (China) 

It looks like they just move it to prepare for concert which affect the tune which is common.

Slightly? The poor thing was screaming out of tune.

@@Pruticle Guess you've never met a real detuned piano if you think that's too bad.

@@Thiago-px9ev interesting. Well, let’s assume that I am a professional piano technician and I tune/service both CFX and Steinway D pianos on a regular basis. In that case both of these pianos are more than slightly out of tune in the video (especially if the goal was to compare the pianos to each other). Is it possible they just arrived at the venue and hadn’t had their final tuning? Of course, but I’m just pointing out that they are more than “slightly” out of tune. I’m suspicious of the Kayserburg which was in very good tune and sounded wonderful. I suspect one of two things: - The Kayserburg is the house instrument for this venue and was already there, prepped and tuned for this video. Coincidence. - The Kayserburg was meticulously tuned while the CFX and Steinway were not in order to make them look inferior. Also notice he plays quite a bit more on the Kayserburg (showing it off?) than the CFX and Steinway. All of the above is just my suspicion, but it’s clear he preferred the Kayserburg.

@@Pruticle You just assumed what I thought you were. I didn't say you don't recognize tuning, of course the CFX is out of tune, what I assumed - and seems that I was right - is that you're too used to concert-tuned instruments, which is fine and should be the standard thing, to think too bad of this CFX tuning. Of course it's bad enough to play a concert or to record something, but I wish all pianos in my university were that "bad". This is far from "screamingly-out-of-tune".

personal preference, I'm the opposite

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wtf XD

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I love the twinkly quality of the upper range of the Yamaha.

I agree kayserburg sound like bosendorfer

pure warm european sound

Yamaha is for me still king of music

Because Yamaha is out of tune🎹🎶

DCFX

Yamaha CFX Disklavier Enspire

Yes, and MANY of these reasons are „exclusivity contracts“ Steinway makes with pianists!

The CFX is made with German hammers!

@@matthewraden5210 A lot of German/European components in the CFX and some other Yamahas.

@@benjaminsmith2287 Doesn't mean that they've been voiced properly.

Yeah as long as it's made in Hamburg like the one in the video🎹🎶

@@MERCEDES-BENZS600GUARD_V12 NO. I even like NY tone Better.

@@hastensavoir7782 the choice is definitely up to you of corss. I like both. Good thing I haven't come across a bad one yet because I hear they vary in quality refering to the ones in NY🎹🎶

@@MERCEDES-BENZS600GUARD_V12 when we speak about Quality, what areas? Tone? Touch? Finish? Tuning Stability?

@@hastensavoir7782 what I keep hearing is soundboard inconsistency resulting in weak sustain in the upper octivs. I know the notes in the upper octivs on evry piano don't sustain that well, however they say the sustain is shorter than usual🎹🎶