Within the production of any piano make and model, there are production
variations in quality. Although the variations are not necessarily so great in
one as in another, a meaningful comparison test among brands must take these
variations into account in some standardized manner.
Some manufactures signify the difference in 'price point' pianos with different
model numbers Yamaha makes the same quality of musical instrument with
different cabinetry while Baldwin uses different brand names example: Howard,
Hamilton, Acrosonic, Ellington, Monarch and so on.
BALDWIN ELLINGTON example
BALDWIN VERTICAL PIANO SPECIFICATIONS
Each model number or brand name is a "price point" that is with
more or less features than other models by the same manufacturer. Some of the
pianos are larger, smaller, fancy and plain.
yamaha example
You can see and hear the
difference from across the room. But when you go to sell your piano or
trade it in, the only way is by knowing which piano is best and what features
offer benefits that absolutely makes it a better piano and worth more.
More Examples:
grades and feature differences
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