Assessment of a Bluthner grand 175cm c1876 in rosewood; thoughts on this earlier design of Bluthner.

[@sebthi7890]

a lovely tone, full of character, smooth and clear. Congratulations for the exelente tuning. I listened to videos of old restored pianos, often they are not accurately tuned, they seem to be more difficult to tune than a new one. I wish you a happy new year, and look forward to getting to know new old pianos in 2022. 🎆

[@fr.jamesjohnson1567]

Oh, I am VERY curious how this piano turns out after restoration. I have an 1882 6’4” Bluthner needing restoration that closely resembles this one.

[@martijnthomas6017]

Me too, is it already restored?

[@Johannes_Brahms65]

A bought a similar piano, but just black, in 1985. It had the same frame, with the iron strings going through the bass bridge. It was sold to me as it was made in 1910. The seller must have added a number before the production number. I was cheated. It was a cute piano but I payed way too much. It kept it for only a couple of years. The rosewood model here is in much better condition, it seams.

[@vintagecameras3781]

Pariser Stimmung = 409 Hz afaik. Year 1788. Again a great video, thank you!

[@willemceuleers3789]

and in 1858 adjusted to 437,5 Hz

[@martijnthomas6017]

Those legs are original :)