Post pictures of your pianos here!

Rubens · 2024-05-26T00:01:38+00:00

I can't believe how easy it is to post pictures here! 😂

twocats

These are the photos I took in July 2015 after my 1999 Bösendorfer 225 Johann Strauss artcase in pyramid mahogany was delivered. It's still the most beautiful piano that I've ever seen!!

More photos under the cut so that I don't take up the entire feed 🙂

HeartKeys

twocats most beautiful piano

Hard to argue with that! Looks gorgeous.

On an unrelated note— how did you do the “details” click down section?

EDIT— I just saw your post about how to do that in the other thread. Thx!

BartK

Wow! You all have such nice pianos and piano rooms. My Yamaha GC1 baby grand looks puny in comparison. 😅

twocats
I usually prefer the classic black but when I saw your piano I thought "Wow! It's so beautiful!"

cheeeeee

twocats So beautiful piano ❤️

twocats

HeartKeys On an unrelated note— how did you do the “details” click down section?

Just added a tutorial here when I figured it out! 🙂

And thank you!!

Josephine

BartK

I'm not going to post pictures of my old uprights here 😂

Very beautiful grand pianos in this thread, and also great piano rooms!

When I have time I will start a topic about my project piano (Thürmer upright from 1903) in the tuner/tech area.

Rubens

Josephine I'm not going to post pictures of my old uprights here

I'm looking forward to seeing your Thürmer.

TC3

Josephine As a blues player, I rather like old uprights!

JimF

My Estonia 190L... aka one of the best decisions I ever made. Hat tip to RichG👍👍👍

bSharp

A lot of great pics here. Yes, posting images here is as easy as cut and paste, as it should be. Here is my Yamaha C3X.

clavierhaus

This is the current set up in my tiny studio. Two other grands are hidden in the back.

This one is the infamous 1887 Steinway D with three front duplex scales and angled bridge pins to give strings within a unison a different speaking length.

brdwyguy

clavierhaus WOW!

David-G

My Broadwood of 1804.

ShiroKuro

Loving all these photos!!

David-G

My Blüthner of 1878.

Pallas

I'm still getting the hang of the forum tools and how they query my phone's photo roll, but there's a pug for flair! This is my Yamaha YUS5. I have yet to finish the studio design, so just please look at the piano for now. ☺️

Sam

Here is my wife's piano - yes, she has her own piano room! It is a Charles Walter console.

Sam

MRC

Lovely photos! Here's my Steinway A:

Timothy

This is my 1960s/70s(?) Kimball Console. This is my "practice piano" for learning the piano technician trade. I'm currently working on tuning a temperament using fourths and fifths as my main intervals, with thirds and sixths to keep me honest. It's been a great instrument for it's purpose and value.

I hope to get some good photos of my "playing" piano tomorrow. I don't do any kind of technical work on that one. I leave it to the pros.

ShiroKuro

Beautiful pianos everyone!
Pallas, is that Yamaha a YUS5? I bet it sounds amazing! My first acoustic piano was a Yamaha U1, which is s little shorter than yours. I used to try to record with the front panel off. It sounded fantastic but I could never concentrate with the beauty of the action and the hammers and everything in my face! 😁

Pallas

ShiroKuro Yes, it's a YUS5. The sound is so beautiful to my ears that I no longer enjoy my digital's CFX concert grand voice. The YUS5 has the CFX and Bosendorfer samples in its silent system, and they are lost on me. It could just be love, but I think my piano sounds as nice as the good baby grands I tried while shopping. I need a microphone so I can get a better recording, as my phone just doesn't capture the depth. Thank you for asking. I have considered making videos with the front panel off, but it's difficult and scary to do on my own. I'm always afraid I'll scratch the finish!

« Previous Page Next Page »