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    3.9 (7 reviews)
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    Showcase Pianos

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    Golden Village

    Went in to look at the panda piano I saw in the Vancouver Sun newspaper. Definitely a real piano…read morenot a toy from Costco. I'd love to learn to play some day. I'd probably practice the pirates of the Caribbean a million times.

    It is said that Mozart started composing music from the age of four. However, not all of us are…read morethat amazing, so we have to resort to actually practicing an instrument before we get good at it, or rather in Wolfie's case, all of them. Showcase Pianos is a store that specializes in high-end pianos. There is a smaller room devoted to their uprights which you have to walk through first, but their main feature are their Bechstein pianos (in the $20,000+ realm even for an upright) or their Faziolis (which can go up to a quarter of a million - yes, forget getting your kid that RESP, you'd be better off making them into the next Lang Lang). The features Bechstein is known for is a nice, integrated sound that can mimic a grand from the upright form, which is pretty impressive (if you see the soundboard for a grand piano and compare it to an upright, you will see what I mean... those strings aren't there to just look cute!). What makes the Fazioli about the price of 3 Steinways (which they don't carry)? Basically, the Fazioli is hand-tuned and handmade just like a Steinway, but the materials are ridiculous. The wood for the soundboard is what they also use for Stradivarius violins, which often reach the seven digits because of their unique construction and ability to project sound. The hinges are 18K gold (I have no idea why this is needed), and everything has been put through a rigorous test. How rigorous? Basically, every note in the Fazioli is extremely distinct sounding, and is easily brought out when one plays it. A Fazioli makes it so a performer doesn't need to really compensate for the muddying that often occurs on other pianos, particularly in the lower ranges. It can sound mechanical to some but it also means that you have a very high degree of control on how a piece is going to sound, which probably sounds quite odd to someone who doesn't play, as you're sitting up there tinkering about. However, there are certain ways a composition was written that make it very hard to "clean", or to make it sound clearer. Some decent examples would be to see a local recital soloist play Chopin or Debussy and then compare the same piece as done by some of the professionals as featured on Youtube. They let me play the Fazioli without any fuss, as well as any Bechsteins I wanted. The lady who was giving me a bit of a tour then sat me down to discuss purchasing them. There is no financing plan here unfortunately (unlike when you get some instruments from Tom Lee, I believe), but she did give me the full run-through and promotional materials even though I was dressed in jogging pants and a hoodie with a grease stain on it. So they treated me well, and let me play. Though, that may be about as far as I'll get with them for a long time.

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    Strathcona

    Be careful when you bring them something in for repair. I once bought a rare new Rickenbacker…read moreDakota solidbody guitar from them and one pickup stopped working so I brought it in for repair. When I inquired about it they said they sent it back, never to be seen again. Rickenbacker replacement pickups can be ordered. Another time I bought a new Firebird and it had fret sprout and they said they would fix that. It seemed to take forever and when I finally got it there was a ding in the back that wasn't there before. I brought in a keyboard for repair and they lost the case for the soundboard that was installed in the keyboard. When you bring something in for repair, bring it in bare bones, no strap, strings accessories in the case or they might lose them.

    I'm sort of shocked at how bad the reviews for this place are. I'm not saying those experiences…read morearen't valid since they sound legitimate, but I've had good experiences so far at this location and have always had people who were willing to take time to patiently explain to me, a lay person, what I needed to know even when I'm doing things that don't generate a commission (like trying to set up something I ordered and paid for at a different store and had shipped here). I wish I made a note of who helped me so I could give them a shout out. My experience is with what I guess they call "Pro Audio & Recording" gear, maybe different departments are different or maybe I've just been lucky so far.

    Showcase Pianos - musicalinstrumentsandteachers - Updated May 2026

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