A Tour through Dynatone's Production Facility
On this post would be a brief online tour of our primary production facility, in order to inform our valued customers of the detailed process throughout which the pianos are being manufactured. While we also have manufacturing facilities established in both China and Indonesia, the primary production establishment is located in the city of Gumi, South Korea, which produces the major portion of our named models. Gumi is a city that has been strategically raised and supported by the Korean government to grow into one of the country’s core industrial complexes. Also residing in the complex are large-scale corporations - those with recognizable brand names, including big names like Samsung and LG to name a few. Dynatone’s renowned research lab for musical instruments also is located in Gumi alongside its factory.
The factory consists of two floors. The first floor is where the main production line lies along with the factory office and material department, whereas on the second floor are the research lab and keyboard department, along with a storing place. It also has a basement floor on which Ping-Pong tables are placed for the benefit of our employees.
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| Packing line |
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| The warehouse |
The creation of a Dynatone digital piano are achieved only by a combination of deep and complex processes, skilled technicians and unique independent technology. The processes are divided into detailed categories including upper/lower body parts, keyboard, assembly and packaging; to each category a specialized team is assigned.
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| Main production line |
Only the bests of wood are selected to become the backbone of the pianos. Brought to the beginning of the production line, the wood then is trimmed through a number of delicate processes before finally turning respectively into the upper and lower bodies of our final products. Dynatone’s unique brand of keyboard, the ARHA keyboard, is an example of independent technological achievement of the company; the keyboards are manufactured by seasoned technicians on the second floor.
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Overview of the
keyboard department |
Continuing through the production line, the process of attaching the keyboard to its body is then followed by intensive quality inspection which includes tests on both hardware and software levels; the ‘survivors’ of the test then are passed to the packing department. The process of packing is carefully designed to keep the products safe from possible sources of damage caused by handling during their transportation. Lastly, the people at the office are always occupied with the delivery of products, the purchase of materials and improving the effectiveness of the overall processes.
From trimming the wood and attaching each keys to the key plate to the final shipping of the product, the remarkable crew of our factory is dedicated to producing only the best of instruments to reach the demands of our customers.
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Overview of the Gumi facility
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