Choosing the best upright piano: New Feurich 133 vs. used Yamaha U3

A piano is for life, so we recommend budgeting a little more to get the very best. Our task is to stock pianos with the most pleasing touch and tone, to serve you as well as possible. If you are unable to visit us and would like us to choose a piano for you, please write to [e-mail] and we will correspond with you to help you to choose. All out top range pianos come with a 10-year guarantee.
NB Since this video was made, Feurich have started to produce the 123 upright, with a Renner action and the case made in Austria. the price of these is about 40% higher than the 133; the quality is excellent.
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[@fraub1]

I thought I had my heart set on buying the Kawai K500 but I think this has given me something to seriously consider. Thanks for all of your videos.

[@jackieharpold1664]

To me, it is best low prices piano you could buy and I hope one some day to own one.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

The Feurich 133 sounds very nice (slightly preferred the first one). I do find the newer Yamaha U1, U3s to have a sweeter tone in the past few years though I prefer the Fuerich's bass due to the angled, longer strings.

[@RobertsPianos]

Good thoughts Benjamin I appreciate reading your comments each time. We like the Feurich's for their tone as well. Evan Roberts

[@rogercarroll2551]

I wish you would open a store on the East Coast of the USA!

[@RobertsPianos]

My son Evan has opened a store in Houston but it's a bit far from you!

[@hsalife1]

Thank you for your videos- much appreciated and enjoyed. You said your son in Houston represents you in some fashion. Does he have access to your stock? I have to downsize( my 1929? Steinway L has to go- can it be traded for an upright( if I don't choose to gift it )? Should I reach out to your son? Contact info please.

[@awiemulder4820]

Thankyou definitely going to buy one

[@RobertsPianos]

Best wishes in your piano pursuits! ER

[@RobertsPianos]

@@zvelekva Thank you for your question. The 133 is still made in China but with German hammers. Only the 123 is made mostly in Austria.

[@andrealakeland]

I've found your videos really interesting thanks. I've always just been the "driver" and have enjoyed learning more about the mechanics. I've love you to comment on the difference in sound and touch between the Feurich 133 and the Feurich 123? I can't find any comparisons anywhere

[@RobertsPianos]

Thank you for your encouraging comment. The 123 is quite different to the 133. The action on the 123 is a German Renner one and it also has an extra spring to aid repetition. This makes it more sensitive. However, the 133 is a much bigger sound.

[@dunnkruger8825]

Thanks

[@bandar7891]

How's the price of both compared?? Feurich is Chinese but Yamaha is Japanese which from Experience more durable

[@carodags2296]

How is the LED light turned on…I cannot find a switch on my new !23

[@bajtucha]

I presume you have a lots of clients comes through your shop, supposingly some of them are jazz musicans, I was wondering towards which pianos they lean? I see a lot of Yamahas in the "official concert" videos but this may be due to Yamaha's investment in sponsoring and marketing. Is it really the best choice for home jazz playing? I don't feel like paying just for the brand. Kawai and Feurich seems to be lot cheaper or maybe I should look for some US brands as the jazz originates from America (are European pianos made with classical music in mind?). Any thoughts would be appreciated. I lack experience with "analog" pianos unfortunately.

[@JustEnoughKeys]

Do you carry Fazioli Pianoforti?

[@RobertsPianos]

We do not carry new Fazioli's we rarely see them on the second-hand​ market, as they have not been in production for very long. I expect over the next decades they will start to become available. Best wishes, Evan Roberts

[@pianoforteyt]

Thank

[@donhunter324]

Could you tell me please if the Feurich 133 concert pianos use any thing like particle board , or in any way cheaper material ?

[@eleezemckenna6787]

From all the hours of research I've done on them no particle board. Seems all indications are they use very good quality hardwoods and best of all rust free strings.

[@irmantasdulke5075]

Hello, Do you have any experience with new Weber pianos (basically a young chang piano for european market)? If so, how do they compare to these smaller feurich pianos (115, 122)?

[@RobertsPianos]

Here are some of my fathers thoughts on Weber pianos www.robertspianos.com/cdetails.php?ID=108&Make=Weber-Pianos 40-60 for modern ones. Feurich would rank higher than that in his opinion. Korean pianos do not have fame for being made with excellence here lies the difference. Feurich pianos are being designed to make the best piano possible with a pursuit of excellence. If in doubt you can take a local piano tuner to value a piano with you. Best wishes, Evan Roberts www.robertspianos.com/pianos-for-sale

[@irmantasdulke5075]

@@RobertsPianos But Feurich uprights are around 50% more expensive for the same height. Do you think the smallest Feurich (115cm) could outperform a taller Weber (131cm)? I looked at their string length and Feurich actually has longer 1st string (46,8" vs 46"), but Weber has more square inches of soundboard with a floating design, which supposedly improved bass performance. And the price of these pianos is quite similiar where I live.

[@nikt7883]

For some reason i wasnt impressed by it. But then I didnt find steinway to be much better.

[@RobertsPianos]

What kind of pianos do you like?

[@josephcastellano9931]

Roberts Pianos Yamaha C 3

[@RobertsPianos]

Yes, they can be fine pianos

[@chrisofatlantis1553]

u literally do not explain which one is better you just try to sell both of them

[@josefprinc2939]

Piano is for live !

[@carlitobrigante293]

Why it feels like you're advertising Feurich? cause I will definitely choose yamaha u3 over this piece of crap chinese piano