Används, Rönisch, 125 K

Description
The Rönisch 125K is an upright piano of German origin whose history dates back to the founding of the brand by Carl Rönisch in Dresden in 1845. The firm was notable for introducing the integral cast-iron frame, which allowed for increased string tension and improved sound projection, and received recognition at European exhibitions.

Construction and materials
This model is assembled with selected woods (German pine and European spruce in the soundboard), fitted with a traditional cast-iron frame, German-origin steel strings and hammers with a covering of virgin wool. The action uses Renner parts, recognized for their precision in high-end pianos, which provides a defined touch response.

Performance and related models
The usual range includes variants such as the 118K (118 cm), the 125K (125 cm) and the 132K (132 cm). The 125K stands out for offering a broader resonance and a greater dynamic range compared with smaller models, providing more tonal body and presence in the bass register.

Sound and recommended uses
The tonal character of Rönisch uprights tends to be balanced: full bass, clear midrange and transparent trebles. Its consistent action makes it suitable for study, accompaniment and performances in domestic spaces or classrooms of small to medium size.

Condition and finish
Used unit; wood finish with clear lacquer that enhances the instrument's natural grain.

More information
If you wish to receive additional information, see detailed photographs or arrange a visit, request the instrument's full specification.