This C. Bechstein Model 7 (II) 138 is a used acoustic piano, meticulously restored to its former glory. Manufactured in 1910, this instrument is a testament to the enduring quality and craftsmanship associated with the C. Bechstein name, one of the most revered in the piano manufacturing world.
Standing at 138 cm in height, with a width of 166 cm and a depth of 54 cm, this piano is designed to make a statement both visually and musically. It features 88 keys and 2 pedals, offering a full range of expression to pianists of all levels. The piano has been completely restored, including the installation of new hammerheads, strings, dampers, and a tuning block, ensuring that it plays beautifully and meets the high standards expected of Bechstein instruments. Additionally, the soundboard has been reinforced with new ribs to enhance its sound quality.
Finished in black with a high gloss level, this piano not only provides a rich and warm tone but also adds an element of elegance and sophistication to any room. While it does not feature natural piano key tops, this does not detract from its aesthetic appeal or the quality of touch.
Located in Werkhoven, Provincie Utrecht, Netherlands, this Bechstein Model 7 (II) 138 stands as a magnificent example of piano engineering and design. It offers a beautiful warm tone with an enormous sound, characteristic of larger pianos, making it a highly desirable instrument for both professional musicians and enthusiasts alike.
This piano is an invitation to experience the legacy of C. Bechstein, combining historical craftsmanship with the rich, expressive capabilities of a fully restored instrument. It represents an opportunity to own a piece of musical history, perfect for those who appreciate the deep, resonant sound and timeless design of classic Bechstein pianos.
