Brands There are 10 brands
Andexinger
German family company founded in 1952 and specialized in the production of benches for pianos. Well known for the robustness of its hydraulic benches for concert halls and conservatories.
Bösendorfer
Bösendorfer is one of the oldest and most prestigious piano brands. Since 1827 they have been producing, in the Austrian capital Vienna, pianos of greatest quality both played and admired by the greatest composers and musicians.
Discacciati
Well known Italian manufacturer of high quality benches for pianos in velvet and leather
Petrof
Petrof's beginnings date back to 1864 when Antonin Petrof built his first piano. After a few years, Petrof settles 150 km east of Prague, in the Czech city of Hradec Kralové. The factory is still there today. The significant expansion of their market over the last 30 years (85 countries nowadays) and the excellent quality / price ratio of their instruments have allowed production to increase to more than 20,000 instruments per year. More than half a million instruments have been produced to this day. Our collaboration with Petrof dates back to 1958 and we are currently exclusive reseller for the Brussels region
Roland
Roland is a Japanese brand of musical instruments established in Osaka since 1970. Roland's history is marked by revolutionary instruments, rewarded by many distinctions, innovative musical technologies and new markets. By concentrating their efforts on research and development, Roland and its related brands have become world market leaders in the field of electronic music and technology.
Schimmel
Tradition, quality, originality, these are just a few words that have contributed to Schimmel becoming the leading German producer for many decades. Schimmel produces only high-end pianos. Therefore, the first models are already of excellent quality. Singing, precise and romantic, Schimmel is suitable for all types of repertoire. Touch nice and balanced. Good precision of the mechanics. Maintaining agreement is no problem. Like many German brands, these instruments have a long life and are highly appreciated on the second-hand market.
Yamaha
The history of Yamaha pianos begins in 1887, when Torakusu Yamaha built the first Japanese organ. Mr. Yamaha was a medical equipment engineer, but having had the opportunity to repair an organ of American origin, he was literally fascinated by the charm of this instrument and he came to make one himself by taking advantage of the experience gained in the process of repair.
In the 127 years that have passed since, Yamaha has grown to become the largest manufacturer of musical instruments. Its sales network extends to 111 different countries. Hanlet pianos were the first importer of Yamaha pianos in Belgium and have largely contributed to their establishment and development in our country.
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