<p>Hey. Ive started taking piano lessons this summer and wanted to know which brands of pianos people used. Not looking for an expensive grand but a reasonable upright, baby grand or keyboard. Any suggestions?</p>
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<p>there are piano forums online… youll get better advice there.</p>
<p>i have a baldwin</p>
<p>Just remember-
the taller the upright, the better the sound quality. A longer soundboard, whether upright or grand, will give a richer, less tinny sound. That’s why longer concert grands sound much better than shorter grands. If you are going to get a grand don’t get anything less than 6’. Baby grands- 5’7" don’t have much demand if you decide to sell later.</p>
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<p>Has a great forum that can guide you to your purchase.</p>
<p>hey menloparkmom do you live in menlo park,CA?</p>
<p>My old upright was a Kawai, and I’ve also used Yamaha pianos (piano teacher). My current piano is Petrof.</p>