Steinway & Sons – Model B-211 – from the first owner

Steinway & Sons Model B-211 – Hamburg craftsmanship with exceptional expressive power

This Steinway & Sons B-211, built in Hamburg, is far more than simply a large grand piano. It is an instrument of international calibre, distinguished by clear authority and an exceptional musical range. Built in 1994 and coming from its first owner, this piano is presented in classic high-gloss black as an elegant and prestigious instrument for musicians seeking a professional grand with substance, character, and tonal depth.

The benchmark among professional grand pianos

For generations, the Steinway & Sons B-211 has been regarded as one of the company’s most important models. Its balanced proportions allow for impressive sound projection, making it equally convincing on the concert stage, in exclusive salons, music schools, studios, and sophisticated private interiors. As a Hamburg-built Steinway, this instrument combines European tonal culture with the highest level of craftsmanship and precision.

The Hamburg sound ideal – power and definition

The tonal character of this instrument is powerful, sustaining, and clearly defined. The bass possesses strength and a solid foundation, while the treble emerges with a singing and present quality. The result is a distinctly European, concert-oriented sound that carries both lyrical subtleties and expansive musical lines with confidence.

Direct response for controlled playing

Steinway & Sons’ in-house action provides a balanced and controlled touch with precise feedback. The instrument responds sensitively to dynamic nuances and offers the reliability appreciated by advanced pianists and professional musicians alike.

Carefully prepared and preserved in original condition

This grand piano remains in its original condition and comes from its first owner. At KlavierLoft, it underwent comprehensive servicing. It was tuned several times, regulated, and voiced, while the action was professionally serviced and the cabinet carefully polished. The instrument therefore combines its original substance with a very high standard of technical preparation.