The 6'-4" model A-3 (often called the “Stretch A”) Steinway grand, was produced from 1913 to 1945. The A-3 is Steinway’s most sought-after piano. The range and power of the A-3 is comparable to the larger Steinway model B, and many feel the A-3’s scale design has one of the smoothest transitions between registers of any Steinway. Manufactured in 1924, this piano was fully restored in 2008. The restoration included Hamburg Steinway action, a new soundboard, bridge caps, pin block, pins, and strings. Ivory keys were installed, new gold finish applied on original harp, and a lacquer hand-rubbed black satin finish was applied to the case. The DamppChaser system is included. The piano would be an ideal instrument for home, studio, or small concert venue. If you have wanted to own a Steinway grand, you will want to consider this rare instrument—a fine piano that will serve you well for generations to come.