GRAND pianos

The C. Bechstein D282 is legendary. Bechstein's 9' pianos have been counted amongst the top 4 concert grand models in the world for more than 100 years, and with a multitude of enhancements over the D280, the 282 is set to intrigue the most demanding musicians for another 100.

The Schimmel Classic C189 is a 6'3" German handmade piano, built to compete in one of the most popular grand piano size ranges. With many of the same refinements as the premium Konzert series K195, but available for about 25% less, the C189 gets you German for the price of Japanese.

For those seeking the A190 for a price closer to a Japanese option, the P188 is the perfect solution. Built entirely by C. Bechstein Europe, the P188 is a virtual twin to the A190 in all but build location and brand. A perfect option for musicians seeking the best for less.

In a lineup of five models strong, the Seiler SE168 serves as the ever-important smallest grand piano of the series. At 5’6”, the SE168 borders on baby grand territory, but with meticulous hand craftsmanship and innovative design features like the soundboard ‘Membrator’ system, the SE168 sounds like a much larger instrument. This 100% German-made instrument is a true victory.

The Kawai GX-5 grand piano delivers rich tonal depth, dynamic power, and responsive touch—perfect for advanced pianists and performance spaces. Crafted with Kawai's renowned precision, it blends the industry-leading Millennium III action with exquisite design for a superior playing experience.

The Pearl River GP170 is a 5'7" parlor grand offering impressive performance at an exceptional price. With high-quality finishes, a resilient soundboard, and a well-balanced scale, it stands out in its class. Ideal for homes, students, and hobbyists, it adds elegance and musical depth to any space.

The Kawai GL-10 ATX4 combines all the features and benefits of the GL-10 acoustic piano with the convenience of a digital piano. With ATX, you can silence the piano entirely and play with headphones, record, connect to a computer, or disengage the system and get 'normal' grand piano back. The best of both worlds in a compact and affordable package.

The C. Bechstein C 234 is a masterfully crafted semi-concert grand, perfect for more spacious home settings or intimate recital recitals, places of worship, and academic settings. It has a deeply complex tone with wide separation, making this as fun to play as to listen to.

The smallest entry in the Schimmel Classic Trilogy, the Schimmel C169 Tradition is one of the most accessible portals into the world of handmade German grand pianos. But don't be fooled by its modest 5'7" size - some of Schimmel's recent technical innovations from their top Konzert series have made their way to the Classic series, resulting in a Classic C169 that punches way above its weight.

The W. Hoffmann P206 Professional is a 6'9" to suit all needs.  Designed for recording and performance situations, this piano utilizes the very best design and material offering from C. Bechstein.

A fully handcrafted 6’2” German grand piano, the Seiler SE186 offers a singular musical experience. Brighter than other grand pianos in the class, with laser-like clarity, the SE186 is a compelling option for anyone seeking a handmade mid-sized grand piano with a more brilliant tonal profile.

The Shigeru Kawai SK-2 is a 5'11" premium hand-made piano from Japan, revered throughout the world as one of the best 6' class instruments money can buy. Built by the elite MPA team at Kawai, this piano's top-of-class build & design is evident with every note played.

*DISCONTINUED* The Ritmuller R8 Classic Grand is the smaller of the two premium baby grand pianos from Pearl River, (R9 is the other). At just 4’11”, it is an attractive compact size that most rooms can comfortably accommodate, and delivers an impressive array of features and specs more often associated with Kawai or Seiler in this price category. A different tone, a different touch, and a different kind of piano.

The Kawai GL-30 AURES2 5'5" grand piano offers a perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and innovative hybrid technology. The GL-30 features the renowned Millennium III action with ABS-Carbon fiber, an expertly tapered soundboard, and extended keysticks for enhanced control. With the AURES2 system added, you can turn the instrument completely silent to practice, or engage the piano's own soundboard to become the 'speaker' of a top-shelf digital piano, or connect by Bluetooth and play your favorite music through your piano!

The classic piano. 7' of pure perfection, from it its model-specific hammer design to it's flawless construction. Experience what 500 construction hours of the most exacting piano building standards sounds and feels like.

The Wilhelm Schimmel W206 Tradition comes in at just under 7 feet and is built to offer consumers a true, European handcrafted grand piano at a price point usually reserved for pianos of Asian origin. The W206 shares much in common with the Schimmel Classic series made in Germany, and even receives final voicing and preparation at the Schimmel plant in Braunschweig.

The W. Hoffmann V158 is a baby grand for all. With pricing very much in the same range as a similarly sized Japanese grand piano, it’s affordable, performs extremely well, and makes for an elegant appointment to any home.

A full six-foot piano which is designed in the tradition of legendary German instrument maker - Seiler, the Johannes Seiler GS186 upright piano is a remarkably versatile piano that finds audiences among teachers, students, and musicians who prefer a ‘clearer/cleaner’ tone than is usually available in its size/price range. The GS186 offers remarkable value in pretty well every respect and has become a very good alternative to a Japanese piano

The Shigeru Kawai SK-3 is a handcrafted 6’2” grand piano, renowned for its rich tone and responsive touch. Offering performance that rivals pianos twice its price, it stands as one of the best-value limited-production instruments available today.

*DISCONTINUED* The Ritmuller R9 Salon Grand is the larger of the two premium baby grand pianos from Pearl River, (R8 is the smaller at 4’11”). At a robust 5'3" this starts to push the upper limits of the baby grand label...just as it pushes the musical constraints of the term as well. The piano is clearly built with affordable musical performance in mind, not just an aesthetic touch for a home; its spec and design are more ambitious than its Pearl River cousin the GP160, and it’s instantly evident upon playing just the first few notes. The sustain and presence are noticeably improved and the treble introduces a true complexity that strains to break through in the smaller and less expensive models.

The Kawai GX-2 AURES2 is among the finest grand pianos under 6 feet, blending advanced AURES2 hybrid technology with design elements and components inspired by the prestigious Shigeru Kawai SK-2. Record, play/practice silently, or turn your piano's soundboard into a hi-fi speaker system and combine digital and acoustic playing together. Or, play your favorite music through a Bluetooth connection and hear the hits like never before.

The C. Bechstein A 192 is one of the finest 6’ pianos in the world, ideal for home settings or intimate recital / academic spaces, with a rich, sustained bass and crystal clear separation. With over 500+ hours of construction and the finest materials in the world, the A192 is without peer.

It could be argued we're currently in a new golden age of pianos, and the Wilhelm Schimmel W180 attests to this, as it presents the market with an affordable, fully European 6 foot grand piano. With high-quality materials and fine craftsmanship, the dream of owning a fine European grand piano can be realized.

The W. Hoffmann V175 is an impressive, affordable institutional piano from Europe.  A hybrid product of both Bechstein's German and Czech factories, this instrument delivers a full tone, accurate action, and a remarkably colourful tone for its price and size.

One can describe the Johannes Seiler GS175 both musically and aesthetically as Striking, Beautiful, and Full of European Influence. This grand piano is designed by legendary German piano maker Seiler and is manufactured by one of the world’s most respected large-scale piano producers - Samick. Its length measures 5’9” or 175 cm, which makes it a perfect fit for many types and sizes of spaces. Likely the industry’s top alternative to the binary Kawai and Yamaha debate, the Johannes Seiler GS175 certainly has a lot to offer and makes a clear statement in today’s piano market

The Shigeru Kawai SK-5 grand piano is perhaps the most versatile piano of the entire Shigeru series; This is an instrument built with professional settings in mind, but at 6'7", it's a truly viable home option for those seeking a powerful, premium piano for the home.

Schimmel’s entire Konzert series is built around and based on this spectacular 9’2” concert grand, the Schimmel K280. The epitome of what Schimmel is capable of producing, the K280 stands among the finest concert grands worldwide. Whether it’s the extra-long keyboard action, enlarged soundboard, or proprietary triplex scaling, the K280 is also one of the most unique and technologically advanced of any concert grand currently being produced.

The Kawai CR-45 Crystal Grand is simply stunning. Crafted from sleek, transparent acrylic, this piano reveals its inner workings like a piece of living art. With just a handful made each year in Japan, the CR-45 is an ultra-exclusive masterpiece, blending breathtaking design with Kawai’s legendary sound.

The C. Bechstein Model L 167 is a world-class baby grand, blending cutting-edge Berlin R&D with exquisite craftsmanship. It delivers a singing tone, ultra-precise touch, and unmatched build quality—perfect for those who demand the finest in piano performance.

The W. Hoffmann T161 by C. Bechstein is a top-value fully-European made baby grand piano with an impressive sound and pleasant touch for a piano of its size; European quality at an affordable price. It uses the highest quality CNC machinery, top-grade woods, the latest design trends, and hand-craftsmanship in the musical city of Hradec Kralove, Czechia (Czech Rep).