Knight K10 112cm upright 1979; originally sold in Steinway Hall London (see letter here):

[@jonsolton7907]

Love the Oak colour.

[@flatpancake2261]

hey, love the videos but it would be nice if you had better sound qaulity on the recordings so we could get a real appreciation for qaulity of these fine pianos!

[@MarcusVinicius116]

Good sound for this little study piano.

[@Mizai]

beautiful sound really loved your playing

[@geraldvaughan5103]

I do like that 1979 Knight. What is the asking price? Kind Regards G. PS: I love your presentations.😊

[@noelnoel8197]

What a wonderfully informative video - thank you

[@woodsey879]

What is the name of the demo tune please. Also I'd be interested to know what is the difference between knight and knight London I love watching your videos. Infact I bought a Knight during lockdown, because of them

[@pianoboogie51]

I am sure the demo is an improvisation of classical

[@Freewheal]

Great: But I'm wondering about veneered chip-board for the casework?

[@RobertsPianos]

Hello, I'm not aware of what's under the veneer. Would be useful to know. Marcus

[@RobertsPianos]

We've just checked the back edge and it's plywood, which is a good choice we think. Marcus

[@Freewheal]

@@RobertsPianos 'Encouraging' - as you would say. Various grades of plywood of course: but cross grain helps prevent warping, fits with Knight's 'topicalising' ethos.

[@woodsey879]

What is the name of the demo tune please. Also I'd be interested to know what is the difference between knight and knight London