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Thanks for anyone who is willing to give advice. I am very worried that the Chinese piano can't last for a long time, despite having proper care. What is the gap between the Chinese one with Young Chang, and also the Yamaha and Kawai. It's still more expensive than the Chinese one. However, I am seriously considering it due to the price.

I do not know as well whether the tone appeals to me? I have not tried any of the Young Chang and thus I do not know about the quality.

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I have come to know that Young Chang's Platinum Series is equivalent to Kawai's RX, Yamaha's C and both their uprights, according to Larry Fine. This is due to YC is not so popular in Malaysia and thus they can't mark up the price too much. He points out that the quality is about the same and the price is significantly cheaper than the Yamaha and Kawai. I am wondering how accurate is his comparison.

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The dealer that I contact via email has been comparing his Platinum YP48 to a Yamaha YUS1, Professional PE121 to U1 and PE131 to U3. I have found out that Young Chang in fact is relatively cheaper than the Yamaha and also the Kawai. I have been considering the Korean and Japan made pianos now as I am lowering my budget again and again, and maybe now it's about upright and no longer a grand piano. Currently, they have five differentĮlectronic piano series with a total of nine different designs.You can read up my previous thread of my progression if you want.Īnyway, this post is mainly about the Asian made piano (excluding China).

And The Y Series with six designs: Y112, Y112F, Y114, Y116, Y121 and Y131Īfter the company purchased Kurzweil Music Systems, YoungĬhang continued to manufacture electronic and digital musical.

The Professional Artist comes in five designs: PF110, PE116, PE118, PE121, PE131.

The Platinum series comes in four models which are YP48, YP49, YP121SE and YP52.

Young Chang Upright pianos also come in three series with the same names, the Platinum Series, Professional Artist and the Y Series.

The Y Series with four designs (Y150, Y175, Y157 and Y185.

The Professional Artist with six designs - PG150, PG157, PG157D, PG175NCS, PG175, and PG185 and.

The Platinum series with six different model designs - YP175, YP185, YP208, YP228, YP275 and YP157.

Young Chang Grand pianos come in three series: Upright pianos, as well as the Kurzweil Music Systems.

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Than 2000 full time workers who design and build their grand and The company is headquartered in Incheon, South Korea and has more

Thus making their market even much wider. Manufacturer of high end digital and electronic musical instruments, In 1990, Young Chang purchased Kurzweil Music Systems, a Soundboard, which made Young Chang even more famous and allowed them to The “Platinum Touch Action” and the patented, asymmetrically tapered Sons) joined the company and brought certain innovations which include

In 1995, Joseph Pramberger (former Vice President of Steinway and Young Chang also built pianos for other companies, under names such as Astor,īechendorff, Bergmann, Cline, Essex, Ibach, Karl Muller, Knabe, Nakamura, Pramberger, Schafer & Sons, Wagner, Weber, and Wurlitzer. Toward the late 1970s, Young Chang began exporting their pianos to the United States.ġ979 was a pivotal year, as the company saw its influence reach worldwide: Young Chang America (1979), and later, Young Chang Canada (1984), and finally, Young Chang Europe (1989). This arrangement with Yamaha lasted until 1975, as Young Chang decided to manufacture pianos under their own name, as well as to expand the company's reach, domestically and internationally.