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Anonymous users2024-01-24Haven't you heard of the composite soundboard? For example, Xinghai piano and Pearl River piano use composite soundboards when producing the following teaching pianos, and the low-end series of kawaii pianos and Yamaha pianos have also used composite soundboards, while German pianos generally use solid wood soundboards, especially playing pianos, but some pianos themselves have defects in their design, so you can't just look at whether the soundboard is solid wood. You have to make sure it's a big brand before you can buy it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Laminated skin is mostly for aesthetics, and composite soundboards are pressed together in several layers, not as simple as patches.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22For the sake of aesthetics, it is more important to prevent cracking or glue opening. A high-quality piano must be made of solid wood soundboard, otherwise it will affect the timbre. For example, pianos produced in Europe, Bessendover pianos, Steinway pianos, they produce solid wood soundboards made of natural air-dried wood, which is a guarantee of good sound quality.
All pianos are solid wood soundboards (only solid wood can resonate and amplify), but spruce has growth cycles, growth rings, geography, post-wood processing, degreasing, storage time, etc.! >>>More
Brother Tian is good, there are many composite soundboards and multi-layer pianos on the piano soundboard, such as some series of Yamaha, and some early Pearl River too, although most of the pianos are solid wood soundboards now, but in order to hit other brands, or one more selling point, the merchant highlights the solid wood soundboard.
The selection of piano soundboard can directly determine the quality of the timbre, and the solid wood soundboard is also divided into what wood, like most of the domestic pianos are mostly wood from the Northeast, so the cost is low, but it is also far better than the composite wood soundboard, and most of the pianos using the composite soundboard are thin and thin, such as the timbre of the electronic organ. In fact, the best solid wood soundboard is made of North American spruce wood, which has strong sound penetration but not too bright.
Many piano soundboards on the market today are based on the Japanese violin-making process, using solid wood composite soundboards. For ordinary consumers, it is unknown what is the solid wood composite and what the quality and timbre are. The second is the mainstream models produced in the first few years of Zhujiang, T, P, and R, which are unequal thick wooden soundboards designed by German designer Thoma, which are designed according to the actual principle of sound production. >>>More
For pianos below 20,000 yuan, don't think too much about the material, brand and craftsmanship are more critical. High-end pianos are naturally solid wood soundboards, but the reverse may not be true.