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Steinway M Grand Piano

Steinway M Grand Piano

Regular price $ 39,999.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $ 39,999.00 USD
Sale Sold out
TYPE: Grand
COLOR: Ebony Satin
YEAR: 1928
SIZE: 5'7"
COMPARE TO NEW: $93,100

INCLUDED: Warranty | Bench | Piano Preparation

In Stock!  Here is another example of why so many experts consider Steinway to be the world’s finest piano. A fully rebuilt Steinway M in ebony satin. At 5'7" in length, this piano's rich tone and responsive action is found not only in a great many homes, but in most music conservatories, schools and rehearsal rooms.  Called the "Medium" grand, there is nothing medium about the sound emanating from this instrument. Complete with a matching Steinway artist bench and just back from having been completely tuned, voiced and regulated. The least expensive one for sale in anywhere near this kind of condition. It will be a joy to own for generations to come. 

Background

The Steinway M Grand Piano is beloved by generations for its versatility and impeccable quality. First introduced in 1911, it was nicknamed the "Small Grand," "Miniature Grand," and now "Studio Grand" due to its smaller size. 

Harking from 1928, this original period piano was designed by Henry Ziegler. Between 1911 and 1917, the Steinway M was built slightly bigger, though the Model M remained the smallest piano in Steinway's collection until the Model S launched in 1935. 

However, at 5'7", it's not the smallest grand piano around – and what it loses in size, the Steinway M's more than makes up for in rich tone and exquisite design. Better still, for those eager to play a Steinway at home, the Model M is ideal for living rooms or smaller music venues. 

Specifications

Made according to Ziegler's specific designs, this grand piano contains a very responsive action and a full, rich tone. In fact, the resonant sound and incredible depth are renowned throughout the world's conservatories and music schools.

Internally, this 1927 model contains the original style of the soundboard before the "Diaphragmatic Soundboard" was patented in 1936. As such, you should expect a slightly different tone that you may expect from other examples of the Steinway M. However, considering Grammy award winner Carole King composed most of her hit songs on a 1924 Steinway Model M Grand Piano, you're sure to find the depth and breadth of sound you're after.

The hammers are made from Hornbeam, using premium wool felt, and the European spruce keys are durable and smooth to the touch.

Overall, the Steinway Model M is a joy to play. With Steinway's quality and sturdy construction, it will continue being a firm favorite of piano players for many more years.


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