Paul T Williams wrote: > > Is this really the Korean (Samick) or the original M. Horugel from > Germany. They were made until the 50's sometime. They didn't suck! > > Paul > I believe you that that is the case, and I suppose that at one time "Stegler" also was a fine European make. That's why I also said to look at each piano individually. There are many piano names which used to be NAMES, but now are only decals unsuccessfully trying to remember past glory. I've never personally seen an original Stegler or Horugal, so I'm forced to form my opinion from the PSOs that I HAVE seen. > Each piano needs to be judged on it's own. Although typically Horugels > are not the best instruments out there, some actually play decent and > stay in tune. On a scale of 1 - 10, with 10 > being the best, in general I would rate a Horugel about 3. But even at > that, it could still look nice. > > Willem (Wim) Blees, RPT -- Conrad Hoffsommer, RPT
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