Comparison of the Petrof P125 and P118 Upright Pianos

Petrof is currently the largest producer of acoustic grand and upright pianos in Europe. It trades in 5 continents and exports to over 65 countries the world over. Since 1864, Petrof pianos has produced roughly 630,000 instruments and many others within the Petrof brand. Over the decades much has evolved in the production process, but precision craftsmanship, careful selection of materials and the beautiful tone remains unchanged.
In this video we compare the Petrof P125 with the P118. It is noticeable that the P125 offers more depth (bass) due to its larger sound board. However there is no detectable difference in the upper half of the keyboard, and as far as playability (action and regulation) is concerned, both pianos offer superb performance.
Robb Lawton plays classic Francis Lai pieces.
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[@matthewbenton1630]

The 125 is strictly speaking 'better', ie more like a grand. But I think I actually prefer the slightly harder edge of the 118.

[@ttubis1]

Hello, Does anyone know what is the Melody played in this demo, scores maybe,Thanks

[@ThePianoShopBath]

"Concerto Pour La Fin D'Un Amour" by Francis Lai. I was unable to get any sheet music at the time so I had to transcribe it myself by ear. However, there are versions now appearing and available. Robb (Pianist)

[@lalnunsangaasanga5801]

125 is better.

[@zongihangi11]

The longer the strings, the better. This is why the old high piano sounds better than the modern low piano

[@igarinblessyou7927]

125 too much echo-hall effect and it is making the recording more worse here.