When you can’t decide between a Steinway & Sons and a Fazioli. It must be both 🎹 🤭

[@rachelstarritt481]

Hahahaha when you can’t decide between Steinway and Fazioli, and you’re looking for that sort of tone … Yamaha C3X!!! ❤️

[@JohnSmith-oe5kx]

Wouldn’t be my choice

[@rqlk]

Yamaha pianos are a bit too bright for my liking, and they also sound a bit muted. But it’s all personal preference.

[@jacobneal5388]

@@rqlkI have played some new Yamahas. The grands are way better tonal wise as the used to be. I was surprised when I played a Yamaha CX7 that the tone was warm and rich. As far as their uprights go I don’t like them. There is not much of an improvement tonal wise. The only upright I have liked from them was the YUS5.

[@mirriwinni]

Fazioli. The tonal qualities of Fazioli pianos are amazing.

[@ja.935g67]

Great salesman 😄👌

[@exxodas]

Steinway without a question. They have the cleanest crispest sound of any piano.

[@gadymarcus2362]

Bello.❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@Sailor999999999999]

I will have both of them if I have enough space!

[@Saxenajirajasthan]

Read money 💲

[@deeferan7467]

I'm starting to have idea having 2baby grand side by side now

[@duonghoangminh7634]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 The Best tone os Yamaha C3X!

[@davidalarconquinones87]

I even prefer a Kawai

[@JohnSmith-oe5kx]

I just played a Shigeru Kawai, and wow, was it nice

[@davidalarconquinones87]

Fazioli without a doubt

[@mpd7878]

Lol they only been making them 40 years. Steinway since 1820s

[@randomkidbelkke12]

@@mpd7878and?

[@RoderikvanReekum]

To bright, Steinway has a richer tone.

[@corelreef6586]

As if I will ever get the opportunity to consider buy one of these pianos!🙄

[@Verdeazulgris]

😂😍

[@izz0408]

Hahaha 😂

[@eronalmeida2904]

...errouuuu!!!....kkkkkkkkkk

[@trini_d194]

What piece is he playing? I keep forgetting and always hear it

[@abdulkadirbilgin383]

Chopin nocturne

[@trini_d194]

@@abdulkadirbilgin383 thank youuuu

[@Toydota]

@@trini_d194 no 2

[@TrainHarderE]

Nocturne Op9. No.2

[@TrainHarderE]

Nocturne No. 13 in C Minor, Op. 48 No. 1 is also very emotional. Same kind of vibe from Nocturne in E Flat

[@gary100dm]

Which is which? Can't see the name.

[@flpgus]

Steinway on the left, Fazioli on the right

[@IsaakO-sf2rd]

What piano song is this?

[@sey5858]

Nocturne

[@danielx40]

Probably fazioli?

[@samuelbuckhanan3693]

Then you get a bosendorfer 225

[@samuelbuckhanan3693]

Or a C bechstein

[@spezgalor6932]

Steinway