Used C. Bechstein A1 | Twyford | Grand pianos for sale

Manufacturer

C. Bechstein

Model

New / Used

Used

Acoustic / Digital

Acoustic

Year of manufacture

1923

Technical details

Width

146 cm

Length

180 cm

No. of pedals

No. of Keys

Additional information

Colour

Wood (Transparent Lacquer)

Natural piano key tops

Description

Bechstein Model A circa 1923

Fully rebuilt

New soundboard
New Tuning plank
New strings
Restored damper action
New damper felts
Complete new action restoration, shanks, rollers, abel Natural Felt hammers
Action weighed to 52oz, fast fluid and responsive
New satin Rosewood casework
All brass work cleaned buffed and lacquered

Voice to that Becshtein famous tone

With its new soundboard, tuning plank, this piano will now last another lifetime.

Financial options

Price negotiable

Tuning included in the price

Location

Country

United Kingdom

State/Region/Province

England

City

Twyford

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