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Schimmel Konzert K256 Tradition Grand Piano

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Schimmel Konzert K256 Tradition Grand Piano

Model Number: 7082949

Schimmel Konzert K256 Tradition Grand Piano

Schimmel Konzert
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Schimmel Konzert K256 Tradition Grand Piano

With a compact length of 2.56 metres, the K 256 Tradition is slightly shorter than the traditional 2.70 metre concert grand. The model is however 16 centimetres longer than the wide range of grand pianos available in the 2.40 size – this extra length means greater tonal volume and sonority. This is the perfect alternative model for medium-sized concert halls, churches and for institutional purposes. This model is certainly in a class of its own among the larger concert grands!

The Fount of Good Sound

We have to thank Bartolomeo Christofori who invented the hammer technique in 1700 which heralded the birth of the pianoforte. Ever since, piano makers have been searching for the perfect hammer-head for a consummate sound.

At Schimmel, the characteristics of the hammer-head felts which have an influence on the composition of the tone are examined meticulously. The density and weight of the felt, its tension and simultaneous flexibility, the type of wool utilised and how this wool is processed, the correct way of cutting the felt and the way in which it is moulded; these aspects are all vital to ensure that our hammerheads transfer the energy of the player’s touch to the resonating strings in an optimum manner. The felt manufacture is undertaken according to a traditional process which is more time-consuming than modern industrial felt manufacture, but is the sole method to ensure delivery of premium-quality felt for our instruments.

•  Series: K 256
•  Model: Tradition
•  L(inch) | L x H x W(cm): 8’4″ | 256 x 102 x 154
•  Weight (lbs | kg): 1100 | 450

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