Upright pianos Steingraeber & Söhne for sale

Steingraeber & Söhne - not just grand pianos

The Steingraeber & Söhne company draws from a long and rich tradition of German upright piano craftsmanship. Its history dates back to 1852 when Karl Gottlieb Steingraeber founded it in the picturesque Bayreuth, Germany. Since then, this brand has become a symbol of excellence and mastery in upright piano production. Today, Steingraeber & Söhne is a renowned brand recognized worldwide, celebrated for its unparalleled craftsmanship and innovation.

Why choose a Steingraeber & Söhne upright piano

Steingraeber & Söhne offers the opportunity to order a personalized upright piano tailored to individual customer preferences. Customers can choose from two basic categories (Classic and Traditional), over 100 wood species, and three types of finishes. However, that’s not all, as Steingraeber & Söhne also ensures the availability of their instruments for people with disabilities. The company has developed three different systems that enable pianists to use their upright pianos regardless of their needs.

Innovations from Steingraeber & Söhne

Pianos from this brand stand out with a unique feature called Sordino, which allows achieving an extraordinary sound effect by placing a thin strip of felt between the hammers and strings. This gives musicians the ability to experiment with different sounds and musical expression. Steingraeber & Söhne instruments are known for their exceptional sound, which is both delicate and silvery while maintaining durability.

Steingraeber & Söhne upright piano models, such as 138 K, 130 T, and 122 T, offer unique features that make choosing this brand’s upright pianos worthwhile. The concert upright piano 138 K is the acoustic equivalent of a salon grand piano with a length of 180 cm, perfectly suited for universities, small concert halls, and churches. The Model 130 T is an upright piano with an exceptionally full sound, mechanically surpassing mass-produced studio grand pianos. Meanwhile, the 122 T upright piano stands out with a special construction, including an additional soundboard, giving it an even more expressive sound.