Thomann UP 123 WH/P Piano
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The Thomann UP 123 WH/P is a seriously impressive upright piano, especially considering its price point. The Renner action and quality materials like Abel hammers and Röslau strings give it a feel and sound that punches well above its class – a fantastic option for intermediate to advanced players seeking a reliable, beautifully voiced instrument for home or studio.
Product Description
- Thomann UP 123 WH/P Piano
- Piano
- Soft-close mechanism
- Renner action
- Abel hammer heads
- Röslau strings
- Height: 123 cm
- Width: 153 cm
- Depth: 61 cm
- Weight: 220 kg
- Finish: White polished
- Adjusted
- tuned and tested by our master piano maker
- 5-Year Thomann warranty
- Includes height-adjustable piano bench
PROS
- • Renner action provides exceptional responsiveness and control.
- • Abel hammer heads deliver a warm, nuanced tonal palette.
- • Röslau strings offer excellent sustain and clarity.
- • Soft-close mechanism protects the piano and adds a touch of refinement.
CONS
- • The substantial weight makes moving it a significant undertaking.
- • The white polished finish is prone to fingerprints and smudges.
- • Limited dynamic range compared to concert grand pianos.
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Key Features
Keys
88 weighted keys
Height/Length
Height: 123 cm, Width: 153 cm, Depth: 61 cm
Soundboard
Solid Spruce Soundboard (likely European Spruce, common in this class)
Action
Renner Mechanical Action
Pedals
Three Pedals (Sustain, Sostenuto, Una Corda)
Finish
White Polished
Weight
220 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Renner actions are renowned for their precision and responsiveness, offering a more refined and consistent playing experience compared to many mass-produced actions – a noticeable upgrade.
While not a concert grand, the solid soundboard and quality strings provide respectable projection; it’s suitable for smaller rooms and intimate performances, but may struggle in larger venues.
Like any acoustic piano, it will need regular tuning (typically every six months), but the high-quality components should minimize other maintenance needs compared to pianos with less robust construction.
