Can You Hear the Difference Between Cheap and Expensive Pianos?

I don't know much about piano, but I heard that tuning is very important.

The first 1 i rather have than an ipad with that money! Nice priceless antiques piano for a good price!

Half of Venezuela for 2,5 Mio? In Stuttgart in Germany a small property about 15 meters wide in downtown costs that much :D

Respeta Venezuela. Venezuela no se vende ni por todo el dinero del mundo! Vayan a destruir a otra parte gringos de mierda!

What is that hes playing on the Steinway and sons model b

The First Is just for a western saloon

Не почувствовал разницу

I’m not sure if you have one, but I’d like to see a video where you compare different higher quality pianos that aren’t so expensive. I’m looking to upgrade my $1300 Yamaha, but I can’t afford a $10000 piano! I’d like to be able to hear the difference between them and make a choice. A $400 piano vs a $10000 piano is going to sound verrry different.

On ne peut pas entendre la différence à travers un smartphone. Il faudrait être dans la pièce...

PS.
You are a great pianist...

I liked the Steinway D's sound better than the last (white) one...

What is the song that plays as you enter the vault?

If you played the exact same thing on every piano, then the only difference would be the depth and tone..... otherwise it's quite hard to separate the expensive one from the other.....

Разница между ними всеми огромна .

It's never fair comparing pianos when one or more of them is out of tune.

It's not just the sound but the action that draws me to a piano. I have a Dreher that sounds great and good action. Of course a million dollar would sound best and it does.

I would really prefer the baldwin

Price-quality ratio, the second piano is the best, very good sound, it is not necessary to spend more

what’s the name of the first piece he’s playing?

O cara, o barato , tanto faz, você toca divinamente. Parabéns.❤❤❤

The small piano at the beginning sounded the best.

How can you hear real sound in a digitalized environment?

Human touch and tuning is the most important other than piano itself will help a satifaction to the pianist

The main thing is that the piano is tuned to 432 Hz and not 440 Hz - it's too annoying...! ! !

I’ll stick with buying a house 😅

El que más me gustó y que mejor emociones suscitaba fue el primero

cheapest one was the most beautiful to me

After 250 000 its hard to hear the difference or my sound card on computer is bad !

My lil keyboard got almost same sound as the expensive one

I like the Steinways the best. Not necessarily the 2.5 million one. I played on Steinway grand as a kid. I’m probably biased because my ear is used to Steinway.

I really like the first cheap one, it fulls more my inner head, the other i feel more outside and down my chest. Dont know how to explain the sensation.

I can definitely hear the difference as a pianist who ha splayed numerous piano's. The better the piano the more full, balanced, and controlled sound.

I have no problem with people buying whatever they choose, but it never fails to amaze me how much money a human being will spend / waste in their desire for perfection this simply is not achievable or is not noticed by most people……

But at the same time, I understand the artistry and talent that it takes to make quality things and value is whatever somebody is willing to pay….. we’re not…

Out of all these, I ironically like the cheapo one the most. There's something wholesome and soulful about it.

I'd be happy with the cheap one.........if only I could play like that !

can anyone tell me the name of the song he was playing in the first part?

The steinway & sons piano sounds perfect especially the bass tone

Wow.

Comparing the used Bechstein with new Steinways is not really fair, a new Bechstein can be better than a new Steinway B at the same size (and cheaper). And no, the last piano does not really bring musical improvement on the Steinway D; the price is only for the work of art.

I love the Altenberg

I really like the 4th and 6th piano. They have such a nice and light sounds that is really fitting for classicla pieces

I think the most important quality is that of the pianist who can create enchantment even with an old used piano.

That first piano could use a good tuning and new piano strings. It'll probably sound way, way better after such work on that piano.

I'm listening to this on my chromebook. So...🤔

The Bechstein has the most rounded and pleasing timbre to me. All of the Steinways sound somewhat "tin-like", especially the Beethoven!

alem de velho e desafinado mas ja vem com efeito chorus !