Over 200 years of piano history lie between these two wonderful instruments. On the left, a modernly equipped concert grand piano by Steingraeber, and on the right, the magnificent McNulty, modeled after the Walter grand piano circa 1793. Both instruments represent top quality finishes from these two piano manufacturers. There is much that distinguishes a historical piano from a modern piano. But these two special instruments, besides the basic idea of a hammer head striking the strings, share two very special details: the key depth and the Sordino pedal. In order to get closer to the playing style of the time over 200 years ago, the key depth of the Steingraeber grand piano can be lowered. A unique sound experience!
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