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Two models are also sold under the Standorf brand:

http://www.standorf.com/

Seems like Standorf Etude is an entry level Dynatone SLP-150 and Standorf Sonata a mid range Dynatone SLP-250. The brand seems to appear in East Europe.

It's funny how Dynatones indeed sound like an older Clavinova, but their website talks about "the finest european grands" being sampled.

There's a few fringe brands out there that to my ears sound just like this....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7MyYgNV-YY

Does it matter? Compared to the FP-30 at 555 € the prices called for these no name DPs are ridiculous.

Muzykuj.com has a few nice demos: a low end portable model and two higher models with the top level sound engine:

Hi, I am new here.I have just purchased a second hand Dynatone DCP-550 for my nice (she is 10 years old) from a Korean lady here in
Thailand.She brought it with her when she moved to Thailand.All the text above the
buttons is in Korean script and therefor I can't read it,I am from England so English is my first language.I am trying to find a manual for this Piano in English.Can anyone help?

This would be the place:

https://www.dynatone.co.kr/site/eng/cscenter/owners-manual.php

But yours is an old model and not listed there. I'd just ask them. I believe there's an email address somewhere on the site.

Thank you very much but I already sent an email to the manufacture and as yet have had no response.

I sent an email to the store where I bought my new Dynatone in June. I'll keep you informed. UK email address doesn't seem to exist anymore.

A suggestion, take pictures and ask some korean acquintance to translate them for you.

There's even the Google Translate app for Android devices anyway. You just point the camera at some text and it superimposes the translation onto the image in real time (more or less).

It does make mistakes though. 😀

Certainly a good idea for starters.

I already received an answer from my Dynatone salesman; "Dynatone's DCP range is reserved for the Korean market. I don't think there is an English manual for it." If you want I can send the manual of my old Dynatone, maybe it looks like it? Then leave your email address in a private message.

Thanks to everyone for your input.I am gradually getting there with a lot of assistance from Sarah65.Thanks again.

It's a Korean brand. The brand seems fine to me. I didn't spend time to check their prices but sound slightly inferior (not significantly) to Yamaha and Kawai. In their website, they mention about Dynamic Natural Sound but I'm not expecting it to be a modeling. Overall, it's a rompler. If you get a chance to play it, do it. Probably comparable to Yamaha's P-125 soundwise.


I don't think it sounds like a Chinese toy piano and it sounds better than Yamaha DGX for sure. The action looks OK. Good bounce to it. They also don't manufacture toy instruments.

Check their website. It's a legit company with playable instruments.