Hamilton piano is a pretty ok piano. It definatly isn't the best though. Think Steinway.
I bought a Baldwin piano some years ago. I had it tuned and some strings replaced. I found out the piano was not a Baldwin but a Hamilton (number 368134). No where on the piano did it state (Hamilton). WHY? What was the difference?
1980
400 lbs
about 22,000 if you're looking in the right spot.
Any Kawai piano is a good piano (more likely a great piano) - the company makes only precision instruments.
I bought a Baldwin piano some years ago. I had it tuned and some strings replaced. I found out the piano was not a Baldwin but a Hamilton (number 368134). No where on the piano did it state (Hamilton). WHY? What was the difference?
400 lbs
1980
the piano sang beautifully when i played the piano
about 22,000 if you're looking in the right spot.
Any Kawai piano is a good piano (more likely a great piano) - the company makes only precision instruments.
A good website to learn piano on is go on Google and type "PIANO". Click on the result that says VIRTUAL KEYBOARD - PIANO
No, nothing can compare to a grand piano.
circa 1921.I have # 116208 I think it is circa 1925.
The value of the Hamilton Baby Grand 124240 varies greatly with condition. This piano can be worth as little as 2000 dollars and as much as about 10,000 dollars.
A "piano virtuoso" is the correct term.
I am currently looking at buying the following piano brand new as follows. Perhaps this will help you. Hamilton H399 by Baldwin with ConcertMaster system 5' 8", built around August 2008 in US $9,700 USD Cheers, ColtsMild