I suddenly encountered an old feurich upright here in my place I asked someone to take a look at it and said it's authentic so i have been excited knowing its a german brand...

QUESTION!

is an old feurich piano a good one

better than any japanese brands or even some american brands eh

Thank you guys for the info






sorry for the dark background

Feurich is considered a great piano but it seems to me that there was a recent thread about counterfit Feurich's in the Phillippines.

Feurich has had a storied and rather fractured past. While the Feurich's of the last 15 years have been hand made in small numbers, Feurich in the post WWII years was a rather large manufacturer utilizing modern German woodworking techniques, very similar to the approach of, say, Grotrian, Schimmel and Sauter. Great designs honed over decades, modern high quality construction and reasonable prices (relatively speaking).

Julius Feurich (the person) has had in the recent past a couple of joint ventures with Chinese manufacturers, exclusively using, as I understand, the Julius Feurich brand. These ventures were aimed at the Chinese domestic market and are not supposed to be distributed anywhere else. I'm not aware of any counterfits but stranger things have happened.

The current product line offers two options, with significantly different designs and price points; one made in Gunzenhausen Germany and one made, under contract, by Hailun in Ningbo China. These two lines are very clearly differentiated in appearance, marketing and price, regardless of what competitors are saying.

PS, those photos don't help much. Try to show the logo and inside the case. The 2 pedals tells me that it is most likely a Langlau piano, made sometime before 1990, but more detail will help.