Används, Danemann, 200

Why Choose Us?

Since our establishment in 1953, we have specialized in the restoration, repair, and tuning of pianos for esteemed clients, including Radio 4 and various music colleges. We have also held contracts as the piano tuners and repairers for County Councils in Dorset, Hampshire, West Sussex, Harrow, and Bucks. Our unparalleled experience and expertise in the field ensure that your piano purchase is not just a transaction but a lasting relationship. We are committed to providing exceptional aftercare for years to come. Additionally, if you are located within 70 miles of Bournemouth, we offer two complimentary tunings!

What’s Included with Your Purchase:

- Comprehensive in-house multi-point inspection
- Two free tunings post-delivery
- Complimentary delivery and installation on the ground floor
- 5-year guarantee
- Free matching, fully assembled adjustable piano stool

Restoration Highlights:

- Case refinished in classic black French Polish
- Tuned to A440 pitch
- Fine regulation for optimal performance
- Buffed ivory keys
- Thorough cleaning of the keybed
- Revitalization of space capstone felts
- Restoration of whippens and hammer rollers
- Refacing of hammer heads
- Cleaning of brass components

Dimensions:

- Length: 6.8 ft (210 cm)
- Width: 150 cm
- Pedal Height: 6.8 cm
- Keyboard Height: 61.5 cm

About the Piano:

This c. 1973 Danemann is a rare find and a classic in its size category. Danemann was a prominent British piano manufacturer during the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. This 6.8 ft model exemplifies exceptional quality that, if produced anew in the UK today, would be priced between a Steinway Boston and higher than Kawai and Yamaha models. We estimate that if sold new, this piano would be valued at approximately £60,000 – £80,000.

This particular Danemann features a keyboard crafted by Herrburger Brooks (British), a Schwander action (German), and hammer heads produced by Renner, demonstrating Danemann's commitment to sourcing the finest components for their premier pianos. In comparison, a similarly sized and aged Yamaha or Kawai would auction for around £8,000 – £13,000, yet would lack the same level of craftsmanship, restoration, and warranty.

Given these attributes, this piano represents an outstanding value in our showroom. It offers a gorgeous warm velvet tone across the keyboard, a robust four-section cast iron frame design, and a remarkably sensitive touch that allows for expressive playing.

The case finish is original French polish with a slight crazed finish.

No quibble 14 day return policy or exchange, customer is responsible for return.