Samick baby grand piano 2004 140cm 4ft 7in long. Cf Bluthner 190cm and Yamaha 160cm.

This piano was bought in 2005 by a client who has now part-exchanged it for a Bluthner style VIII.
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[@ts3011ISRL]

At Roberts Pianos every piano that's for sale sounds awesome.

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Thank you for your encouraging comment. Marcus

[@2Hearts3]

The best sounding Samick I've heard.

[@RobertsPianos]

Thanks, the touch is fine too; we do extra work voicing the hammers to produce the best tone possible.

[@gaugeonesteam]

Those butterfly screws can dent a wood floor if they fall out. good design I agree. (Suzuki grand pianos have the same pedals + half blow soft pedal). I've used "Zebrite grate polish" on rollers on old bangers - works pretty well!

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Thank you for your helpful comment. Marcus

[@sebthi7890]

Last week I tried out a baby grand from the Feurig company, circa 1920, restored, 135 cm. It was very unsatisfactory, like other grand pianos of this size. Even the legendary Art Deco by Gaveau, a real design icon, is no fun for demanding musicians. Blüthner baby grands with 150/156cm are in a completely different class.

[@gaugeonesteam]

Totally agree. I had a 1930s 5' 2" Bluthner a few years ago. sounded amazing!

[@RobertsPianos]

Thanks, yes Bluthner baby grands our fine pianos and we stock them whenever we can find them. Marcus

[@sebthi7890]

@@RobertsPianos my other baby Schimmel/Leipzig will go and an adult 1942 Blüthner 9 will come 🤩