Nya, W. Hoffmann, T 122

The W. Hoffmann Tradition T 122 is designed as a robust and sonorous acoustic instrument with attention to durability.
The case combines solid beech parts with MDF panels, which contributes to stability and a neat finish.
The soundboard and ribs are made from European spruce, while the internal structure is executed in medium-hard pine — materials that together support a balanced projection.
The plate and the bridge are made of European beech; the pinblock consists of beech plywood. The sand-blasted cast-iron frame is constructed to carry the string tension for a long time.
The strings are steel wires with a winding of 99% pure copper (German material), which contributes to a warm and clear tonal colour.
Mechanics and action meet Bechstein standards: precisely adjusted components and hammers covered with specially selected sheepskin felt ensure a responsive touch and wide dynamic possibilities.
The Tradition T 122 therefore offers an attractive price-quality profile. For those who wish to practice quietly there is the option of the Vario silent system; ask about the available versions and options.