Pianos
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Kawai K-200 ATX 4 WDB Piano
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Seiler 126 Ritmo, black polished
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Seiler 122 Ritmo, white polished
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Seiler 116 Ritmo, black mat
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Seiler 122 Ritmo, white polished
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Seiler 116 Ritmo, white polished
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Seiler Piano 116 Accent
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Seiler 116 Impuls Walnut waxed
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Seiler 132 Ritmo
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Yamaha YUS 5 SH3 PE Silent Piano
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Kawai K-300 AURES 2 WH/P Piano
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Johannes Seiler Piano 114 Modern Chrom
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Kawai K-200 MEP Silver Red
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Yamaha B3 TC3 PEC
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Yamaha B2 TC3 PE
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Yamaha B1 TC3 PE
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Seiler 116 Impuls S Chrom
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Seiler 116 Modern S Design Slate
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Seiler 116 Ritmo, black pol. Adsilent
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Yamaha B3 TC3 PE
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Thomann UP 123 WH/P Piano
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Yamaha U3 SH3 PE Piano
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Yamaha U1 SH3 PWH Silent Piano
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Kawai K-300 AURES 2 E/P SL Piano
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Yamaha P 121 M SH3 PWH Silent-Piano
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Yamaha P 121 M SH3 PEC Silent-Piano
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Yamaha P 121 M SH3 PE Silent-Piano
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Yamaha B3 SC3 PWH
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Yamaha B3 SC3 PM
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Yamaha B3 SC3 PE
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Yamaha b2 SC3 PW
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Yamaha b2 SC3 PM
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Yamaha b2 SC3 PEC
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Yamaha b1 SC3 PW
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Yamaha b1 SC3 PWH
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Yamaha b1 SC3 PEC
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Yamaha b1 SC3 PE
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Steinway & Sons Piano I-138
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Kawai K-300 ATX 4 E/P SL Piano
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Kawai K-300 ATX 4 WHP Piano
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Kawai K-200 ATX 4 WH/P Piano
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About Pianos
This category features high-end acoustic pianos, meticulously crafted for concert halls, recording studios, and discerning home musicians. These instruments represent the pinnacle of piano design and construction, offering exceptional touch, tone, and responsiveness. They are the heart of many musical experiences, from classical performance to jazz improvisation.
Pianos — Pros & Cons
PROS
- Exceptional tonal richness and dynamic range
- Superior touch and responsiveness for nuanced playing
- Excellent build quality and longevity
- Aesthetic beauty and craftsmanship
CONS
- Significant investment in both purchase and maintenance
- Require regular tuning and voicing
- Can be physically large and require dedicated space
- Sensitivity to environmental conditions impacts performance
Frequently Asked Questions About Pianos
Prepared voicing involves adjusting the hammers to alter the piano's tone, often creating a percussive or dampened sound. Unprepared voicing aims for a balanced and traditional piano timbre.
Soundboard material (typically spruce) directly influences resonance and projection. Higher quality soundboards vibrate more efficiently, producing a louder and more complex tone.
Tuning stability indicates the piano’s resistance to changes in pitch due to temperature and humidity, ensuring consistent performance over time.