Steinway & Sons

USA (with significant German heritage and manufacturing), est. 1857 · 15 products across 1 categories

15
Total Products
1
Categories
$42,516
Avg Price
$20,559
From

About Steinway & Sons

Steinway & Sons is synonymous with the pinnacle of piano craftsmanship, revered by concert pianists and discerning musicians for over a century and a half. Founded in New York by German immigrants, the brand established itself through relentless innovation in piano design and a commitment to using the finest materials. Today, Steinway remains the gold standard, representing unparalleled tone, touch, and build quality.

Founded
1857
Country
USA (with significant German heritage and manufacturing)
Segment
Premium
Target
Steinway & Sons caters to professional pianists, concert halls, institutions, an
Known For
Concert Grand Pianos (D, F, B series) Perpetual Action Escapement Diaphragmatic Soundboard Design Hand-Hammered Actions Uncompromising Craftsmanship
PROS
  • • Exceptional tonal richness and sustain
  • • Superior responsiveness and touch
  • • Unrivaled build quality and durability
  • • Highly sought-after by professional musicians
CONS
  • • Premium-priced, limiting accessibility
  • • Long lead times for custom orders
  • • Maintenance can be costly and specialized
  • • Size and weight restrict placement options

Steinway & Sons Products

Steinway & Sons B-211 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons B-211

Grand Pianos

$56,089
Steinway & Sons B-211, Grand Piano
4.4 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons V-125 - Pianos

Steinway & Sons V-125

Pianos

$21,439
Steinway & Sons V-125, Piano
4.6 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons A-195 (A3) - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons A-195 (A3)

Grand Pianos

$45,089
Steinway & Sons A-195 (A3), Grand Piano
4.6 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons B-211 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons B-211

Grand Pianos

$71,489
Steinway & Sons B-211, Grand Piano
4.9 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons O-180 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons O-180

Grand Pianos

$37,389
Steinway & Sons O-180, Grand Piano
4.8 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons M-170 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons M-170

Grand Pianos

$41,789
Steinway & Sons M-170, Grand Piano
5 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons M-170 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons M-170

Grand Pianos

$34,639
Steinway & Sons M-170, Grand Piano
4.4 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons M-170 black mat - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons M-170 black mat

Grand Pianos

$32,890
Steinway & Sons M-170 black mat, Grand Piano
4.6 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons A-188 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons A-188

Grand Pianos

$38,159
Steinway & Sons A-188, Grand Piano
4.9 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons O-180 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons O-180

Grand Pianos

$37,939
Steinway & Sons O-180, Grand Piano*Second-hand instrument - generally overhauled and refined by our Steinway specialist...
4.5 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons B-211 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons B-211

Grand Pianos

$62,689
Steinway & Sons B-211, Grand Piano*Second-hand instrument - generally overhauled and refined by our Steinway specialist...
4.8 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons L Grand Piano - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons L Grand Piano

Grand Pianos

$44,209
Steinway & Sons L Grand Piano, Grand Piano, Steinway & Sons Grand Piano Model L, Year of manufacture: 1925, Surface:...
4.7 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons M-170 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons M-170

Grand Pianos

$32,890
Steinway & Sons M-170, Grand Piano*Second-hand instrument - generally overhauled and refined by our Steinway specialist...
4.7 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons B-211 - Grand Pianos

Steinway & Sons B-211

Grand Pianos

$60,489
Steinway & Sons B-211, Grand Piano, Year of manufacture: 1960
4.5 Expert Rating
Steinway & Sons Piano I-138 - Pianos

Steinway & Sons Piano I-138

Pianos

$20,559
Steinway & Sons Piano I-138, Piano*Used instrument - reconditioned and refined by our Steinway specialist and master...
5 Expert Rating

Frequently Asked Questions About Steinway & Sons

Steinway pianos are primarily manufactured in New York and Hamburg, Germany, with smaller production in Asia. Each factory has its own distinct tonal characteristics.

Steinway's commitment to hand-craftsmanship, proprietary design elements like the Accelerated Action and Diaphragmatic Soundboard, and rigorous quality control contribute to its unique sound and feel.

While a Steinway represents the highest standard, its premium-priced nature makes it less practical for beginners. However, aspiring pianists can certainly appreciate and benefit from learning on such an instrument.

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