Yingchang pianos are mainly divided into upright square pianos and grand pianos, with dozens of models. Here we mainly introduce three iconic pianos:
1. Introduction to Yingchang Piano YD125N1 BP:
1. It is a three-dimensional high resonance upright piano (More high resonance superior Upright piano).
2. Adopt vertical arc design style.
3. A combination of materials such as American Alaskan fish scale pine solid wood soundboard and pure wool hammer felt.
4. Iron plate cast using V-process.
5. Design: Designed by American designer Delwin.
6. Soundboard level: North American Alaskan 3A grade fish scale pine solid wood soundboard.
2. Introduction to Yingchang Piano Y228DW BP:
1. Y228 Grand The Y228 grand piano is a large-scale professional performance piano.
2. The pegboard is made of 17 layers of hard North American maple.
3. Using automatic vacuum casting method, the iron plate can maintain a tension of more than 20 tons.
4. The soundboard adopts vibration R-surface processing method.
5. Design: Designed by American designer Delwin.
6. Soundboard level: North American Alaskan 5A grade fish scale pine solid wood soundboard.
Extended information:
The difference between Yingchang piano and Yamaha piano:
1. The soundboard materials are different.
Yamaha's "YZ" and regular series piano soundboards with the "EX" add a solid plywood spruce soundboard at the back. It is a soundboard made up of some solid wood levels. One is the so-called "solid wood sound board".
The Yingchang piano is the lowest end of the YB122 series, which uses wooden veneers on both sides of the soundboard. The rest are all solid wood veneered spruce soundboards, but the grades are not the same. They use timbre. Level boards are different.
The service life of solid wood veneer sound insulation panels will be longer and the sound will be better when used. The service life of sound insulation panels with wood veneers on both sides will be greatly reduced, and the sound attenuation effect is particularly strong.
2. The hammer materials are different.
Yamaha pianos Japanese use felt and hammers. Yingchang's low-end pianos use Japanese felt hammers, and high-end pianos use British felt hammers.
3. The use of strings is different.
Yamaha both use Japanese steel wire strings, and Yingchang both use German "Ruthlau" steel strings. Yingchang's are better than Yamaha's.
4. The use of action and keyboard materials is different.
Yamaha all use plastic parts for their actions. The keyboard is made of pine wood. Yingchang piano action machine adopts pure solid wood and colored wood accessories. The keyboard is made of basswood material.