- YOUNG CHANG BABY GRAND PIANO G 157 SPECS FULL
- YOUNG CHANG BABY GRAND PIANO G 157 SPECS SERIES
- YOUNG CHANG BABY GRAND PIANO G 157 SPECS TV
Model Y150E is available with chrome hardware.
YOUNG CHANG BABY GRAND PIANO G 157 SPECS SERIES
The Y150 is part of the Y Series built in China.Īvailable Finishes: Satin Ebony, Polished Ebony, White, Mahogany or Walnut. Presently Young Chang has divided the line of pianos into three parts: Platinum, Professional, and Y Series. American designer Del Fandrich has redesigned both Young Chang and Weber lines. In 2006 the company was purchased by Hyundai Development Company. By mid 1980’s, Young Chang had established itself as a global company exporting around the world. Hotels, Theaters, Studios, Schools, Auditoriums etc.History: Established by three brothers in 1956, this was the first musical instrument company in South Korea. Sometimes it's easier to measure the entire length of the piano from underneath.įor Extra protection in a commercial setting Į.g. To determine the size of your piano - Measure in a straight line from the farthest end at the back curve, across the closed lid to in FRONT of the keys.
Sold as a set.Įmbroidered Piano Name on Cover - Adds $75.00 - Custom madeĬolor choices : Metallic Gold, Metallic Silver, Pink, Blue, Yellow, WhiteĮxamples of positions available shown below. Generally used for protection in a commercial setting (Schools, Hotels, Churches, Studios etc.) to dissuade people from getting into the piano. You then put a lock through the 'D' rings. The straps are sewn onto the cover, and are pulled together underneath the piano where the 'D' rings meet. Locking straps work only with standard length covers.
Safety Locking Straps with 'D' Rings - Adds $35.00 - Custom Made USED 52' Young Chang G-157 Grand Ebony Polish Hand made in South Korea, the G-157 is considered by many to be Young Changs best grand piano-which boasts impressive sound in a compact body. This allows you to fold back the cover and play your piano without removing the whole cover.įloor length option available - Adds $90.00 -Custom madeįloor length covers cannot have the locking straps added. Side slits are placed on each side of the piano above the legs. Side Slit option available - Adds $65.00 - Custom Made Quilted Padded Mackintosh⇐ Click for more information (for extra protection)īlack Padded Quilted Mackintosh for Heavy Traffic Areasīrown Padded Quilted Mackintosh for Heavy Traffic Areas Top of the Line 1/2" Quilted Fabric⇐ Click for more information (Custom Made)Ĭlassic 3/8" Quilted Fabric⇐ Click for more information Not to mention the hassle of getting it on & off the piano.īlack & Brown Vinyl - (Priced as listed below)Īdd $20.00 to the list price below. Thick vinyl should not be used for piano covers because it will retain heat and put the piano out of tune.
Not paper thin and certainly not heavy duty. Our Vinyl is the correct weight for piano covers. Some vinyl covers we've seen are paper thin or look like plastic.
Mackintosh Fabric ⇐ Click for more informationīlack Or Brown Mackintosh- Prices are as listed below Select your piano, size and fabric, then order from the drop down menus at the top of the pageĬlick each link below for Fabric descriptions. at Piano Showcase, only the finest & strongest fabrics are selected for durability, appearance and especially to protect your beautiful instrument. Not all piano cover fabrics are created equal.
YOUNG CHANG BABY GRAND PIANO G 157 SPECS TV
You'll find our covers at Hollywood's Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences (Academy Awards), the Smithsonian Institute & even on the pianos of the TV show Desperate Housewives. With over 30 years experience, our expert sewers make the finest piano covers in the industry. Note: - Measure underneath the piano - it's easier. If you don't see your model number listed below,measure the entire length of your piano, from in front of the keys to the furthest point at the back curve.
YOUNG CHANG BABY GRAND PIANO G 157 SPECS FULL
⇓ Please scroll down for full details and options available ⇓ Purchase Orders
0 kommentar(er)
