If you are looking at a piano from that perspective, then there is no problem.īut, if you are looking for a piano that can perform musically, hold up over time, has an even feel for a piano tuner so it can accept a tuning, etc. IOW, when the key went down, it made a noise. What is wrong with this piano is that it comes from the end of an era when the goal of the manufacturer was to make a piano that worked - period. It was done on an OEM basis and was contracted to the most reasonable bidder (I assume. I have seen Suzuki acoustic pianos at NAMM (they displayed there once, to my knowledge) and one or two in the home of customers. Ed, how many Suzuki grands have you seen? What wasn't well made? What was wrong with the sound quality?
