Steinway & Sons S-155
€36,990
Features
| SECOND HAND | completely renovated |
|---|---|
| Year of production | 1960 |
| Type | Grand piano |
| Mechanic | 2 pédales |
| Dimensions | 155 cm x 101 cm x 147 cm |
| Weight | 257 kg |
| Origin | Allemagne |
| Disponibilité en magasin | Waterloo |
The advice of J-F Hanlet
This piano has undergone a careful and complete restoration: ivory keyboard, harmonic structure, strings, pegs, Wurtzen hammer felt, cabinet.
With a rich, refined tone that is the hallmark of the brand, the sound has exceptional dynamics. Great sensitivity to nuances is complemented by a very precise touch.
Steinway Special Design:
Ivar Tengbom is the greatest representative of Swedish neoclassical architecture and was notably responsible for designing the Stockholm Concert Hall (1923-26), where the Nobel Prize award ceremony takes place.
The piano therefore features characteristic octagonal legs, a minimalist rectangular openwork music stand and a geometric lyre.
Buffet lacquer finish. Warranty: 10 years*
Description
A prestigious baby grand piano developed in 1960.
This baby grand piano produces powerful, rich bass tones in a compact size (155 cm long).
It surpasses other manufacturers in terms of sound quality, even models of larger sizes.
Highly appreciated by demanding pianists as well as schools and conservatories, this small grand piano will easily find its place in any type of interior.
An instrument with an inimitable touch, endowed with the finest Steinway qualities: power, tonal colour, the most noble materials and perfect craftsmanship.
This piano has undergone a careful and complete restoration: ivory keyboard, harmonic structure, strings, pegs, Wurtzen hammer felt, cabinet.
With a rich, refined tone that is the hallmark of the brand, the sound has exceptional dynamics. Great sensitivity to nuances is complemented by a very precise touch.
Steinway Special Design:
Ivar Tengbom is the greatest representative of Swedish neoclassical architecture and was notably responsible for designing the Stockholm Concert Hall (1923-26), where the Nobel Prize award ceremony takes place.
The piano therefore features characteristic octagonal legs, a minimalist rectangular openwork music stand and a geometric lyre.
Buffet lacquer finish. Warranty: 10 years*