Used C. Bechstein C 210 | Friedberg | Serial Number 6.339

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Manufacturer

C. Bechstein

Model

C 210

New / Used

Used

Acoustic / Digital

Acoustic

Year of manufacture

1873

Serial Number

6.339

Technical details

Length

210 cm

No. of pedals

No. of Keys

Additional information

Colour

Brown

Gloss level

High Gloss

Natural piano key tops

Description

Farbe Palisander
Oberfläche Schelllack poliert
Zustand Gebraucht
Seriennummer 6.339
Baujahr 28.08.1873
Weitere Informationen neu Palisander Schelllack poliert, Akustische Anlage neu, Hammerköpfe neu, Dämpferfilze neu, Saiten (Bass und Diskant) neu, Stimmnägel neu, Mechanik reguliert und Dämpfung neu gesetzt, Tasten und Messingteile poliert
Länge 210 cm

Financial options

Price negotiable

Tuning included in the price

Location

Country

Germany

State/Region/Province

Hesse

City

Friedberg

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Contact Person: Christiane Palme-Päsel, Jörg Päsel

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