Every centimetre, both inside and out, is 100% German-made. This is not a piano with just a German name or German parts. Although a Schimmel piano will truly last a lifetime, the real value is in owning a piano that has what others lack - true soul. Next, a cast-iron frame is used and allows for 21 tonnes of tension weight. After slowly drying the wood to retain its moisture, solid mountain spruce backposts are then fitted to strengthen the tone. It takes precisely 13-steps to perfect the varnish of a piano. This is a masterfully crafted work of art. Schimmel produces its own piano-cabinet components and keyboards using a combination of both handcraftsmanship and computer-aided machinery to create elegant cabinetry designs. The integrated keybed also allows the pianist to feel subtle vibrations through touch, emphasizing the cohesiveness between the pianist and his instrument.

The keys are made of mineral and ebony wood which makes them softer and less slippery than modern keys. Even the fastest repetition, previously reserved for grand pianos, is now possible. This precision and suppleness makes it possible to play the softest pianissimo to the loudest fortissimo. This enhances the accuracy and control you have over the keys. Uses a unique Trilogy system that maximises your body’s natural leverage. Specially cultivated mountain spruce and Merino sheep is used to create industry-leading soundboards and hammers. Just to create world-class hammers for you to enjoy. This is held in a privately owned pocket of land in the Bavarian Forest.ĭeep and rich tonal colours are enhanced by specially reared Merino sheep hammers. They feature 100% certified, made in Germany ranges of the Classic and Konzert models.įor their soundboards, they use 300-year old mountain spruce, grown in a very specific climate and circumstance. 1 selling and awarded German piano maker.

Schimmel piano frame