Good) graded hammer piano key actions (with nice dynamic response)Īlong with convincing stereo digital piano & instrument soundsĪnd had them built into these models. Samick is now using these two company's high quality (I have played them and they are really These two well known Italian companies have been designing quality digital piano components for many years and are respected in Europe and around the world. Two main reasons why I believe these pianos are worth consideration is because Samick has a business relationship with the Fatar key action company and the Orla digital design & sound electronics company, both of which are located in Italy. So for the money, the Samick digital grand pianos are quite sufficient in producing a satisfying piano playing experience for many people and they look great too. Beyond that, the piano tone was more realistic, although it wasn't quite up to the level of a Roland, Yamaha, or Kawai digital baby grand, but those brands are a lot more money in comparison (sometimes many thousands more).
I was impressed by the fairly realistic hammer weighted key action which moved and responded to velocity and dynamics much better than other digital baby grands I have played in the lower price range. I have played these Samick digital Baby Grands and liked what I felt and heard for the price. However, the Samick company has some very attractive & well built polished ebony, polished white and polished red small digital baby grand pianos in a lower price range all under $4500 store prices. The Samick company (US headquarters Nashville, TN - left pic) has built many digital pianos over the years but were not very competitive with the other top piano companies like Yamaha, Kawai, Roland, or Casio. They seem to focus their attention on the home piano market and families and they emphasize higher quality for a lower price. So when it comes to the name "Samick," you may not have heard of that brand before, and in my opinion this is likely because they don't market and promote their products in a more aggressive way. Their newer digital pianos are also of higher quality and seem to hold up very well. I have personally played on and owned Samick acoustic pianos in the past, as well as Samick made Greg Bennett guitars, so I am very familiar with their instruments and they are overall impressive for the price. Samick is also one of the largest guitar building companies in the world and has made thousands of guitars for famous companies including Fender, Gibson, Yamaha, and others and also builds the Greg Bennett and Silvertone line of acoustic & electric guitars. Their line of acoustic piano products include the Samick brand as well as Kohler & Campbell, Seiler, Pramberger, Knabe, and others. This is my prior review of Samick SG450 & SG110 Digital Baby Grands - Recommended - The Samick Piano Company is a well known South Korean piano & musical instrument manufacturer which has been making acoustic grand and upright pianos for over 50 years. Please take a look at my review of these two new models at the following link: Samick SG500 & SG120 Review UPDATED REVIEW - J anuary 1, 2018 - Samick has recently introduced two new upgraded digital grand piano models called the SG500 and SG120.
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