Grand Piano Concerto Vs Grand Piano Home
Hello SF enthusiasts.
I have an opportunity to purchase the grand piano home version but curious if the concertos are better? Please let me know your thoughts. Thanks |
From the internet: "Today, a baby grand refers to a small horizontal piano, around 5 feet long. A grand is usually around 6 or 7 and a concert grand is anything above 7." My answer would be that it depends on how you intend to use it. A nine foot concert grand will be richer tonally but may not be a good fit for your room (or your pocketbook).....
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If you are a real musician and have the space, get a seven foot grand. (I think my mother's Steinway B was 6'11". We sold it after she died since no one else played it.) The tonality is incredible. The attacks and resonance is just gorgeous.
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Grand Piano Concerto Vs Grand Piano Home
I’m assuming you’re asking about speakers, not pianos: the Sonus Faber Grand Piano Home vs the Concerto Domus, right? The Grand Piano was the top of the Concerto line at the time, so I think it might have been a step up from the Concerto Domus. In any case these are fairly old models so I would check them out carefully. I don’t know if the difference was huge, so it may be that you go for the ones in the best shape.
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I have a pair off an MC275. They do OK on that, but more responsive on the MC452 of course.
Their treble is high. My taste has changed and I don’t like that as much any longer and find it fatiguing (have the tweeter pointed up and behind). But if you like that for brass... |
Are we talking about Sonus Faber speakers or 🎹? :thought:
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Original, I’ve not heard the home. |
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