Uncrating a $170,000 Bösendorfer 225SP 7' 4' Semi-Concert Grand Piano

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Here is a video that we created displaying how one uncrates a $160,000 Bösendorfer model 225 7' 4" Semi-Concert Grand piano. Music is provided by the one & only Valentina Lisista playing her own 1918 Bösendorfer model 275 Chopin Op. 25 no. 12.
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I always knew there are pianos that cost upwards of $100K. I also knew there are some pianos priced around $10K.. I know it all depends on the manufacturer and the quality of the components. However, I am now wondering how different a 100K piano would sound in comparison to a 10K one! OK so this piano in this video sounds absolutely amazing! Will a 10K piano sounds absolutely terrible? Or just .... different?

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