Occasion, Pleyel, F170

Pleyel piano F170 baby grand, serial number 232860, built in Germany in Braunschweig by Schimmel on commission, according to the design and patents of the French firm Pleyel.

The piano has just been tuned and regulated. Originally sold by Fabbrini (Pescara) and used exclusively for amateur study.

Sound with the unique, typically Pleyel timbre, very rich in harmonics and bright, it features a precise Renner action, a Ciresa soundboard and top German components such as Roslau steel and Diamant tuning pins.

Transport to the ground floor and the bench are included in the price (only in ITALY, islands excluded).

Available for trial.

There are small dents on the exterior that do not in any way affect the beauty of the sound.

Notes on Pleyel:
The renowned and historic piano maker Pleyel has been producing high-quality pianos since 1807, immediately recognizable for their characteristic romantic sound, their delicate touch and the sensitive way of playing they offer, which allows for highly expressive dynamics.

Pleyel pianos are synonymous with Frédéric Chopin, the romantic repertoire and, today, jazz.

They are characterized by deep and wide bass notes, crystalline treble notes and a melodious mid-range.

Chopin liked to experiment with the "colour" of the sound, and Pleyel gave him the wide tonal range he needed for his work.

"And it is always in the secret of its aristocratic and moving sound that the soul of the most musical of pianists feels most at ease." Alfred Cortot (on Pleyel and Chopin).

"When I feel in good form and strong enough to find my sound, I need a Pleyel piano," Frédéric Chopin.

Dimensions: 174 cm length x 154 cm width.