Används, Rönisch, Andra

The Rönisch piano, produced around the year 1930, is an exemplary showcase of German piano craftsmanship, renowned for its rich heritage and reliability. It boasts dimensions of 142 cm in width (approximately 55.9 inches), 98 cm in height (approximately 38.6 inches), and 155 cm in length (approximately 61 inches), making it an impressive instrument in both size and sound.

Finished in matte brown, this Rönisch piano retains its original appearance with elegance that fits into a variety of interiors, from classic to contemporary. The matte finish accentuates the wood's color depth and adds a subtle, yet sophisticated presence to the instrument.

Equipped with 2 pedals, it allows for a wide range of musical expression and dynamic performances. The cast iron plate ensures stability and durability, essential for maintaining even sound and precise tuning.

Undergoing a comprehensive restoration, the Rönisch piano received new hammers, strings, tuning pins, and dampers, refreshing its acoustic properties and restoring the instrument to its former glory. Despite the presence of cracks in the soundboard, which do not show delamination, the technical condition of the instrument is rated as good. Such cracks are often found in instruments from this period and can add a unique character to the sound.

The piano's polish has been renewed, further highlighting its original charm and aesthetic value. Additionally, with a tuner's guarantee, new owners can be assured that the piano will be serviced by an expert, ensuring its excellent sound and functionality for years to come.

The Rönisch piano from around 1930 is not just a musical instrument but also a piece of history that will serve and delight future generations. Its combination of classic design with modern restoration technology makes it an ideal choice for musicians who value tradition, quality, and a distinctive sound.