I never knew that I'd be able to hear "you can't afford this" so clearly with my ears

I can hear the differences but we are also hearing the rooms. And they are all different rooms!

Before I bought my house in 2014 I did a walk through. The previous owner had a piano in his living room. I had mentioned to him that I’ve played piano since I was 12. He immediately asked me to sit behind this gorgeous piano and play something for him. So I played Aladdin’s “A Whole New World” and I thought I did fairly well considering I don’t play every day. He was so polite lol... He then talked a little about the piano and that it was a Louis XVI style Gbaby grand piano. He then sat and played what he told me was an original piece. I was floored, this man played that piano as if he was playing for the POTUS lol... when he was done he pulled out a document and turned to the third page that showed he had paid $132,000 for this piano and that it was insured for $160,000. I looked around and asked: “But how did you get it into this house and how do you plan to get it out?” He explained that in just a few hours a private company would be here to start dismantling it. That it all would be carefully packed and shipped down to Florida where he had already bought a new house. He looked like he was about to cry and I asked him if he was ok. He said that he had never been so nervous in his life and that he feared something would happen to his piano. It made it down there safely. I felt so honored to play it.

The $600 one sounded magnificent. The slightly detuned feel is so eerie yet beautiful

"This is equivalent to the value of a Europe trip"
Me, a European: Does this mean I get it for free?

Yamaha really knows how to make some lovely sounding pianos, don't they.

The more expensive they are, the warmer and smoother they sound.

The squeeky pedal on the $18,000 Joanna had me in stitches!!! 😂😂😂

While listening with one dollar earphone these pianos sounds just amazing.

The biggest difference for me was the upgrade to the $8K Yamaha upright. Beyond that the sound quality upgrade was smaller while the price went up exponentially.

I'm not going to lie, the way you look at the camera makes me feel judged for not noticing the difference.

Das 600$ piano war ziemlich gut

I love how he looks into the camera.

He’s like “you hearing this shit?”

For 17.000$ they could oil the sustain pedal :D

The Yamaha Upright definitely was the biggest jump in quality to me, everything after that sounded really good but was a much subtler difference imo.

someone has 50k dollars just chilling in their basement next to a punching bag suspended from an engine hoist. What the WHAT?

To me every Yamaha sounds like a perfectly made piece of art, they all bring the perfect elements of the sound spectrum to be amazing to the ears

I love the added equivalent price comparisons for pianos

and little details like "alarm included" or "preferably blue" are cherry on top of a cake

Man i love how this guy just made 6 million subs only with a piano and his pure talent and no clickbaits
Man you are a legend

Piano no. 2 is the best sound IMO. The fact that the piano is very used and a little rough at the edges just gives the right emotions to this epic piece of music.. This piece is to me the reflections of a very old man at the end of his life at peace and gratefully dwelling with memories and highlights from his life and clearly seeing the things that truly matters. Goosebumps.