prize 2850 EUR negotiable (included bench and accesorries)
-Chippendale style legs
-Roslau Strings
-FFW Wurzen Felts
-Strunz Alaskan Sitka Spruce Sound Board
-Dehonit pinblock
-Action idetical to Renner
-Hammers identical to Abel
-slow fall key cover system
-oxidized chrome elements
-3 pedals: sustain, soft pedal (lighter action for kids), silent pedal (for nervous neighbours or night playing)

Located in Poland (15 km to Cargo Terminal Warsaw DHL, Fedex Airport) in Warsaw area
Buyer pays for transport. I may arrange transport to Warsaw Chopin Airport Cargo Terminal (15 km), Gdansk Sea Port (500 km), eg. German Border (400 km). I can also help in finding the company for international shipping across Europe, to States or anywhere in the World. The piano prize is negotiable. According to the Piano Tuner & Technician who is Warsaw Philharmonic main tuner: "The piano is very high quality in relation to its market value". The piano was regulated and tuned some time ago, not exactly before the filming of the test. It's factory new: designed in Germany, manufactured in Shanghai China with highest possible standards. It comes with dedicated bench with storage and accessories. It's comparable to more known larger brands as Pearl River, Ritmuller, Samick, Johannes Seiler or Feurich. It's way better than Kingsburg Yantai pianos according to what my tuner says and what I think - I tried Kingsburgs couple of times and this Heinemann has more elegant tone and more flexible dynamics and better action, felts and overall design. Probably this Heinemann was designed like most of Feurich piano by Ibach or Weletzky in Germany. I owned Feurich 122 once and see some similarities on positive side - deep round bass, balanced tone throughout the whole register, singing sopranos. This piano is capable of big volume and with its responsive action it's destined also for professional virtuosic purposes - I assure these features as a contract pianist at Chopin University of Warsaw.