Manufactured by the now-defunct Sojin Piano Co., a division of Daewoo Inc. of South Korea. Known for solid build quality and clear tone. This specific piano has a white, possibly high-polish, finish. Features 88 keys and 3 pedals.

Piano is cream colored

Reputation: They were known for producing quality, entry-level to intermediate pianos with a good sound and elegant aesthetics. Key Features: The company perfected a durable, high-gloss polyester finish that was harder than conventional lacquer, giving their pianos a smooth, mirror-like sheen. Value and Availability Status: Sojin pianos are no longer in production, and working models are typically found on the used market. Valuation: As an economy brand, they generally have a lower resale value compared to top-tier brands, and their value depends heavily on their age, condition, and current market demand. Used Pricing: Used Sojin pianos, depending on type and condition, can be found for prices ranging from approximately $2,500 for an upright to over $7,500 for a refurbished grand piano.

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