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  • Yamaha U1D Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1D Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • U1E serie met stevige toon en precieze aanslag
  • Yamaha U1D Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1D Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • U1D model met volle klank en klassieke bouwkwaliteit
  • Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • Meerdere U1E’s op voorraad, stabiel en betrouwbaar
  • Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • Meerdere U1E’s op voorraad, stabiel en betrouwbaar
  • Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • Meerdere U1E’s op voorraad, stabiel en betrouwbaar
  • Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • Meerdere U1E’s op voorraad, stabiel en betrouwbaar
  • Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1E Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • Meerdere U1E’s op voorraad, stabiel en betrouwbaar
  • Yamaha U3 Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U3 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • U3 met grotere kast en krachtige dynamiek
  • Yamaha U10A Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U10A Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • Heldere toon, stabiel mechaniek en moderne respons
  • Yamaha U100 Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U100 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • Betrouwbaar model met stevige toon en vlotte aanslag
  • Yamaha U1G Wit Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1G Wit Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • U1G in wit hoogglans met warme respons en moderne look
  • Yamaha U1G Wit Mat Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1G Wit Mat Piano

    Yamaha

    • Wit mat model met klassieke klank in rustige afwerking
  • Yamaha U1H Wit Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha U1H Wit Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • U1H in wit hoogglans met heldere aanslag en stabiele stemming
  • Yamaha UX Zwart Hoogglans Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha UX Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Yamaha

    • UX met X-brace constructie en rijke toonprojectie






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  • Yamaha LU-101 Hoogglans Zwart Piano
    Pre-owned

    Yamaha LU-101 Hoogglans Zwart Piano

    Yamaha

    • Compacte Yamaha met strakke klank en stabiele stemming
  • W. Hoffmann Professional P-120 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann Professional P-120 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann

    • Professioneel model met krachtig mechaniek en heldere respons
  • W. Hoffmann Tradition T-128 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann Tradition T-128 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann

    • Traditioneel gebouwd met rijke projectie en speeldiepte
  • W. Hoffmann V-126 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann V-126 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann

    • 126cm model met warme toon en solide afwerking
  • W. Hoffmann V-120 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann V-120 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    W. Hoffmann

    • 120cm hoogte met gebalanceerde aanslag en Europees geluid
  • W. Hoffmann Vision V-112 Zwart Hoogglans piano

    W. Hoffmann Vision V-112 Zwart Hoogglans piano

    W. Hoffmann

    • 112cm model met fijne respons en Duitse precisie
  • Rippen E-123 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Rippen E-123 Zwart Hoogglans Piano

    Rippen

    • Stevige bouw en krachtige klank in zwart hoogglans
  • Rippen E-123 Zwart Hoogglans Silent Piano

    Rippen E-123 Zwart Hoogglans Silent Piano

    Rippen

    • Met silent systeem, spelen met hoofdtelefoon mogelijk


 

Buy the piano?

The piano is perhaps one of the most comprehensive instruments in the world. In any music style, this wonderful touchline tool can come back. From classic pieces in its own simplicity, up to the powerful tire work. How it can that this instrument is so incredibly well known is not a riddle for most people. The sweet tones that come to you, through the enclosures of this worldly instrument. Falling to almost everyone is well in the taste. But, what do you want to watch for now, if you want to buy a piano yourself?
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Pianos and wings

Well, between pianos, there's a lot of difference. This is how you have the standard house-chamber piano (upright piano). But besides, Wings(grand piano). Both have their own characteristic features. Thus, the house-room piano often has a bit more bass in its tone. Where the Grand variant delivers a bit more bright and open sound. In the professional world, each one gets its own place in music. Different from the private market. We can see that there is more of a financial and spatial consideration.

 

So, how does a piano actually work?

The technique around a piano is a very complicated system. That's why you can't vote for him like a guitar himself. The strings are tense in large bows. Through the voting pins, they are put on the right tone. The keys of the keyboard are connected to small hamlets. In turn, they turn on the strings. This will give you the familiar sound as we all know it.

 

Why does the one piano sound different from the other?

The sound of a piano is dependent on a lot of factors. An important one is, of course, the construction of the piano. In what way is it made and what kind of mechanics is in it. In the end, this also determines how the instrument plays. Is it a heavy hit or just a little lighter again? In addition, the material is also influenced by the sound. The better variants are made of hardwood. This is the best material to use. Hardwood, however, is also a very precious material. Therefore, hardwood is often replaced by other wood species. Thus it remains an accessible tool for all.

 

How do I pick out a piano?

Pianos have you in different categories. Built in price and quality. So, first of all, imagine yourself a budget. Keep in mind that sometimes you are running against something that is just outside your budget. Or if you're lucky you're in a lot of strength. How is that possible? Because you buy a piano by listening properly. You just buy a piano just by listening properly to how it sounds. '' 'The best '', almost does not exist in the world of musical instruments. It does, however, exist: "the best way to my personal preference." There's no reason to argue about taste. Everyone is different and has a different preference in terms of sound. So listen carefully to different pianos. Give five concert pianists a beautiful wing of the same type. They ' re all going to have a different opinion about it. Of course they feel that it is or is not a good copy. They will also notice how the keyboard feels and plays. But one will find it fantastic, where the other feels less good at home.

 

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The starting pianist

For a start-up pianist, it ' s especially important that you buy a piano where you feel at home. So that you can also be motivated by the fine sound and stay. That's how you can spend hours behind your instrument. You don't have to be the most expensive to buy. Go develop on a piano that sounds just beautiful to your idea. The rest of your wishes are going to develop along the way. If you were sitting your piano, you know that you're ready for the next step.

 

Common terms

  • Pedal pedal: The pedal pedal ensures that the piano continues to sound longer. This money for all notes that are played so long as the pedal is pressed.
  • Sostenuto Pedal: This pedal is almost the same as the above. Works only for the keys that are pressed. The moment the pedal is pressed.
  • Damper Pedal: Speaks almost for himself. The pedal the piano.
  • Keystroke: The way from pressing the key to the hammer which touches the strings.
  • Wing: A piano that has the strings stretched horizontally over the sound box. Owes its name to the shape of the instrument.
  • Baby Wing: The smaller variant of the above instrument. Something more user-friendly for the average living or living room.
  • Living room piano: The strings are stretched vertically in the cabinet with this instrument. For most people also the first thing they think about when it comes to a piano. Is used a lot at home and owes its name to it.
  • Hammers: The hammers are the last part of the playing mechanism of the piano. These are attached to the keys and in turn strike the tense and toned strings. So this is where the final sound comes from.