Steinway Model M vs O vs A vs B
Steinway's Model M, O, A, and B grands run from 5'7" to 6'11". Here's how they differ in size, sound, room fit, and price, with pre-owned examples of each.
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Steinway's Model M, O, A, and B grands run from 5'7" to 6'11". Here's how they differ in size, sound, room fit, and price, with pre-owned examples of each.
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Read moreIt can look inefficient: a piano arrives for restoration, and instead of immediately dismantling it, we play.
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Read moreFully restored should mean structure, action, tone, and documentation — not a fresh finish alone. Here is what the phrase ought to require.
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