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Hi folks Since you were a part of my decision-making, I'm pleased to report that I finally took the plunge with the Perzina 118 yesterday. I had a good discussion with the dealer, whom i felt could be trusted to give good after-sales support. I look forward to the pleasure of relearning to play the ...

PianoMine, Thanks a whole heap! Off I go again for another talk and check with the P dealer!

Right on! The brochure distributed by the dealer professes the use of "European Detoa deluxe handmade piano action". How can I ask the dealer to improve on the ''sluggishness' or is this a non-starter? PianoGuy you are such a mine of knowledge .. and generosity in sharing your expertise. M...

PG. Your response brings back some doubts on my choice. Why are the Detoa actions considered inferior to the 'home-grown( former FRG?) LFP ones? The piano has the ESQ tagged on it. What does the term 'action' mean? Sorry, although i've been playing the piano, I am still at Piano 101 where technical ...

PG. Your response brings back some doubts on my choice. Why are the Detoa actions considered inferior to the 'home-grown( former FRG?) LFP ones? The piano has the ESQ tagged on it. What does the term 'action' mean? Sorry, although i've been playing the piano, I am still at Piano 101 where technical ...

I am about to place a deposit to buy a new Perzina 118. I would be very appreciative if anyone out there who has owned or played one made in China, Yantai, give any feedback on Perzinas? Thank you in advance,

A HAPPY, HEALTHY AND WELL TUNED NEW YEAR TO YOU PIANOGUY. Again, thanks for your thoughts. I am making another round of visits to try to wrap up and hopefully make the BIG decision with a prayer and still with trembling.

Hi again! Appreciated so much the informative lessons from the responses of Pianoguy and Barrie, our patient webmaster. I am duly warned off the Grover and G but still not totally sold on the new Yantai-made (Chinese) Perzina 112. So,as frequently advised on this forum, I decided to try out more pia...

Season's greetings and thank you, PianoGuy, for your quick and pointed response to my first posting on the forum. Indeed, the Grover and Grover piano was exported to the Singapore dealer where I found it for sale. The piano dealer insists that it is only 13 years old as it was sold from the same sho...

I play the piano though admittedly am very, very rusty from lack of practice for more than 20 years. With more time as a retiree, I want to start playing again and need some advice on a piano to buy. I have seen and am interested in a (1)UK made used Grover and Grover piano (serial number 160xxx) an...