Steinway Model M 5'7'' Grand Piano Walnut
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Compare new at: $96,500.00
How large is this piano?
All grand pianos have virtually identical Width and Height. Length is the only dimension that varies dramatically from one grand piano to the next.
Why is Length important? Longer pianos allow for longer strings and greater soundboard surface area, so they usually produce more sound than smaller pianos, but they naturally occupy more space.
What size should I buy? Most industry professionals recommend choosing the longest piano that your space can comfortably accommodate.
A classic American instrument.
This Steinway Model M 5'7'' grand piano, originally built in New York in 1974, will make a lovely addition to your home. Fully original with all Steinway parts intact, it's a great opportunity to own an example of classic American Steinway craftsmanship at an affordable price. Classic light walnut finish.
Plays wonderfully!
We found this Steinway to be a lovely musical instrument, with an even and consistent touch and full, resonant tone. It will be a wonderful choice for a pianist looking for a quality, reasonably-priced original Steinway.
A fantastic value.
With the cost of the comparable new 5'7'' Steinway M in Crown Jewel Walnut exceeding $96,000, you'll undoubtedly appreciate the value of this handsome preowned specimen.
Own a piece of America's heritage.
For over 150 years, Steinway & Sons have been making the finest handmade pianos in the world and have set an uncompromising standard for sound, touch, beauty and investment value. Preferred overwhelmingly by 9 out 10 concert artists, composers, performers and countless piano enthusiasts.
About the Steinway Model M (from the manufacturer)
At 5'7'' (170cm) in length, this piano's rich tone and responsive action is found not only in a great many homes, but in many schools of music and conservatories as well. Called the "Medium" grand, there is nothing medium about the sound from this instrument.
Condition notes
An area of the rear lid and cabinet exhibits some cosmetic lightening due to sun exposure; these are extremely common in wood-finish pianos and should not likely diminish the overall visual presentation in most settings.
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