Steingraeber & Sohne & Söhne Model B-192 Salon Grand Piano (6’3″)

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The B-192 is the latest Steingraeber design and closely modeled on the Steingraeber grand C-212 It is thus the 2nd descendent of the famous Liszt piano from 1873. Very long bass strings on a similar scale to those of a chamber music grand are conducive to its wide range of sound. This piano transfers private homes into a concert salon; the B-192 is also well suited to discerning professionals and for use in music conservatories. The official production started in 2013. FEATURES sound-reflecting casing wall, straight form in the rear concert touch thanks to the C-212 action straight bass bridge for a higher soundboard amplitude particularly sonorous discant resulting from the precise high-frequency dimension of the treble-range soundboard treble backstrings constructed using ‘Mischklang’ (unified sound) principle induction-hardened capo d’astro bars hardened bridge pins in nickeled iron agraffes hardened by steel pins very long bass strings highly flexible bridges made of solid red beech perfect touch fast-responding keys (20 % more upweight) sharps 1 g lighter than white keys reliable keytops (to avoid ‘aquaplaning’) frame design without hindering cross-braces for techniques for Contemporary music responding touch by aluminum action rails with wooden fillings

Type

Grand

Brand

Steingraeber & Sohne

Model

& Söhne Model B-192 Salon Grand Piano (6’3″)

Location

Gaithersburg, MD