Quick Facts about the Steinway Model B | Infographic

The Steinway & Sons Model B – The World’s “Perfect” Piano

For over 160 years, the name “Steinway” has represented the finest quality in the piano industry. Founded by Henry E. Steinway, the company quickly became a leader in both craftsmanship and innovation. One of the company’s most legendary pianos is the ‘seven-foot’ Steinway Model B. This model of musical instrument is found in homes, institutions and performance venues around the world. View the infographic below to learn a bit more about this legendary piano. [Click the infographic to expand.]

The Model B is the third largest Steinway Grand in regular production.

Production has been regular since 1878.

The Model B is built in both New York and Hamburg

The Model B Grand’s direct ancestor is the Monitor Grand, names for the Union Navy’s ironclad warship.

Early Model B Grands featured 85 note keyboards

The first Model B with an 88 note keyboard was built in 1891 at the New York Factory.

Specifications: Measures Approx. 6’11” in length. Weights Approx. 750 lbs. Current Classification; “Classic Grand”.

The Model B is my favorite of the New York-made Steinways, and
the best choice for the serious pianist, recording or teaching studio,
or small recital hall.
– LARRY FINE

The Steinway Model B occupies a special place in both Steinway’s line of grand pianos and the hearts of many pianists. The Model B continues to be one of the most coveted and sought after pianos in the world today.

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