This piano can provide a solid instrument for you while gracing your home with its physical beauty. 4'11 some call this model 5'0 fine playing condition. This is an absolutely beautiful French Provincial Cherry Young Chang baby grand piano- One Of A Kind for sure It plays very well and has a very smooth and beautiful sound. Source: Solid spruce soundboard agraffe construction young chang premiere action young chang hammers soft glide fall board.
The action and sound are also a cut above the myriad stencil pianos out there. Young chang g 150 baby grand piano mahogany polish open box. By mid 1980’s, Young Chang had established itself as a global company exporting around the world. While there are other pianos out there that may appear similar, looking closely, you can appreciate the fit and finish of Young Chang pianos. Piano Name: Young Chang Website: Young Chang Model: Y150 Made in: China Parent Company: Young Chang Music Company Location: Korea Length: 4 11 History: Established by three brothers in 1956, this was the first musical instrument company in South Korea. The finish of this piano is stunning – a white polish that highlights the decor of your home. Young Chang pianos have all wood actions – a time proven technology that is still found in the vast majority of the world’s finest pianos. Many companies are stamping them out of plastic. The action of a piano has thousands of wooden parts. Many companies tout, All spruce soundboards which is a clever way of not revealing that the soundboard is laminated – essentially plywood which doesn’t have the same rich tonal characteristics of solid spruce, but is much cheaper. This piano features solid spruce soundboard for rich tone. They have state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities. Later they built pianos for Steinway and Schimmel.
This piano is a LOT of bang for the buck. In the 80’s Young Chang was trying really hard to make a great name for themselves, and they turned out a lot of very nice instruments. Young Chang is a Korean company owned by Hyundai which started producing pianos in the 1950’s for Yamaha. This 7’ Young Chang is well, we’re not really supposed to say this a copy of the Steinway B.
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