Pramberger Ebony High Polish Baby Grand Piano -

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$8,000

Pramberger Ebony High Polish Baby Grand Piano -

Price:

$8,000

Location:

Westminster, VT

Description:

Really, really carefully utilized Pramberger LG 140 5' "Baby" Grand Piano. Joseph Pramberger started his company, which bares his name, to recover and rebuild pianos in 1987. He originated from a long ancestry of piano makers. 7 generations of piano makers going back to the late 1700s in Vienna, Austria. Joseph worked for twenty-nine years at Steinway & Son's the renowned piano makers in Astoria, New York. He held a number of positions consisting of Design and Project Engineer, later on Vice President of Manufacturing, and Chairman of the International Technical Exchange Group. In 2000, the Platinum Edition World Class Grand Piano designs JP-185 and JP-208 were introduced. The great Old World European workmanship bied far from generation to generation lives on in JP Pramberger pianos today. Exactly what Makes A Quality Piano? According to the specialist piano makers, "there are five significant parts that affect a piano's tone: soundboard, bridges, ribs, strings, and perhaps most notably ... hammers". Bolduc soundboards are made use of in the these pianos. These soundboards are known for their reliability and unsurpassed quality. The original asymmetrical Canadian White Spruce is utilized in the soundboards. The PV-118S is made of Sitka spruce. The hammers are the most important element of the piano's tonal system. These pianos utilize the Renner-Blue Label AAA hammers defined for this piano. The design group worked with Renner to produce the Pramberger/Renner Premium Performance action. Include in German Roslau strings and strong maple bridges, and you have a quality piano you would be happy to own. All action elements are made of maple. Quality grand pianos utilize just the finest hardwoods for the piano's rim. Oak, Maple, and Beech are utilized. There isn't really any space for cost cutting compromises here. The grand piano bottom beams and the back post on upright pianos are made of spruce tone wood. Sand casting procedure is used to make the iron plates. This centuries old procedure is the remarkable approach over the standardized vacuum casting procedure utilized in lower pianos today.

Category:

Pianos

Color:

Blue

Posted:

November 16 2023 on Americanlisted