Hamburg Steinway & Sons Grand Piano Review | Living Pianos

[@loveclassical9290]

Hamburg steinway A are extremely rare! This is really a superb piano. Thanks Robert

[@lavapirate]

you mentioned in another video that new steinways can take years to break in. What about an old piano like this that has been recently restored? IT already sounds amazing even over the internet. Also, what about where it spent most of its life? If it's always lived in a dry climate, would it be a bad idea to relocate it to a hot humid climate like florida?

[@SherwoodPhoenix]

Hi Robert, great playing as always. I hope you are well and settling into the new showroom, we are just about to put a New York Steinway Model D 1986 on eBay you might be interested in it... It will be going live in the next couple of days and it will be selling with no reserve. Hope to see you all soon out in Arizona, Stephen at Sherwood Phoenix Pianos, Nottingham, UK.

[@robertstevenson1355]

Wow - that’s not going to last long. It’s totally beauty and the beast all in one.

[@matthewraden5210]

I thought that Renner made all the actions for Steinway. I’ve never heard of a “Steinway” action!

[@JustMe-999a]

Steinway makes their own actions in the US. Always have as far as I know.

[@loveclassical9290]

Renner si the best producer of action parts in the world. Hamburg steinway have Renner parts, whose big and thick hammers contribute the clear sound of humbur steinways

[@rasuamuvasquezperez3416]

That piano has incredibly good tone, love it. Can you make a video about other brand from London called Alisson and son’s? I know they make kind of rare pianos

[@James_Bowie]

I recall hearing someone -- maybe the current CEO of Steinway USA on Tiffany Poon's channel -- saying that there were steps afoot to have the Hamburg factory pianos sound more like the American ones through shared componentry. Not sure if that's such a good idea.

[@terranceshider3660]

Awesome

[@PVZBlover]

New York Steinways Are Exclusively Available In The United States, Canada, Mexico And South/Latin America And It's New York Steinway Counterpart Is The Steinway Model XR Player Grand Piano (Also 6'2" (Imperial Readings) Or 188cm (Metric Readings))

[@javiercampi9125]

Hi! How can we recognize a Hamburg or a New York Steinway? is there any inscription? Thank You

[@PVZBlover]

@@javiercampi9125 Hamburg Steinway Pianos Feature Renner Actions And Curved Sides While New York Steinway Pianos Have Their Own Build Steinway Action, Mapes Gold International Strings And Squared Off Sides

[@baarts3687]

You make so many videos, how many pianos do you own?(or your company)

[@TheLivingPiano]

We have pianos coming and going every day! You can explore pianos we have available at livingpianos.com/pianos/ as well as our sister company stilwellpianos.com/

[@Origen17]

University of North Texas has an excellent Hamburg

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Never EVER thought in my entire life I'm about to say what I'm about to say.. BUT, this Hamburg Steinway actually sounds fantastic!! They USUALLY have that horrible "tinny" nasty bright un-warm sound that all European pianos have.. not this one, though - it's fantastic!

[@elcelim8150]

It sounds like roland piano

[@steveyoung9750]

I don't care for it . It doesn't sound as good as a New York . It reminds me of a Bosendorfer .

[@MERCEDES-BENZS600GUARD_V12]

Sound is sujective🎹🎶

[@ethanbeatsachmoody8177]

it just doesn’t sound rich enough!

[@wed2w]

I think it's enough. New york's are a little bit too dirty and ''overdrived''. Hamburg's are more fit to conventional classical music and new york's are more to Jazz