We believe Yamaha represents the finest pianos built in Japan and America. The piano industry echos our sentiments by awarding the "Piano Line of the Year" and "Product of the Year" to Yamaha for the past couple of years. Their pianos are designed and built to meet the stringent demands of the professional performing artist.

They are respected world-wide for their responsive touch and excellent tonal quality. This is the result of 100 years of research and commitment to excellence. They have refined the features of their pianos and used the highest quality materials. They have earned the right to be referred to as "TODAY'S STANDARD OF MUSICAL EXCELLENCE!"

The Petrof piano factory was founded in 1864 in the Czech Republic and is still owned and run by members of the Petrof family. The majority of components are produced in Petrof's own factories using a unique blend of modern and traditional piano building techniques. The result is a piano which offers a rich mellow tone, responsive action and a long lifetime of service in the truest European tradition.

This is achieved by using German Renner actions, amazing Ciresa soundboards and flawless craftsmanship that is developed through an extensive apprenticeship program. We believe these beautifully crafted pianos are of the highest quality and best value from a part of the world that is rich in piano history – Europe.

From the beginning in 1837, William Knabe committed himself and his company to building fine, high performance instruments. Soon the greatest pianists around the world began to recognize this master piano builder's design and craftsmanship. Samick Music Corporation, one of the world's largest musical instrument manufacturers, has carried on this tradition.

The William Knabe design lives on, while being enhanced by using the finest quality materials available. German Renner actions, Renner blue label hammers, tapered solid European spruce soundboards and quarter sawn rock maple pinblocks are just a few of these examples.

Kohler & Campbell was credited with pioneering many manufacturing techniques that instantly created more value for the dollar. This was and is the cornerstone of the Kohler & Campbell piano...the best value for the dollar.