A true gem for musicians: the Schimmel 174 T salon grand piano, made in Germany in 1979, represents excellent craftsmanship and outstanding musical performance—qualities that make the Schimmel brand one of the most respected in the world of pianos.

It stands out with its glossy black finish, which gives it a timeless elegance. High-quality construction and attention to detail are evident in every aspect of this instrument, from the soundboard to the elegant curves of the frame.
A key element of this piano is the Renner action, renowned for its precision and reliability. Renner is a leading manufacturer of piano mechanisms, and its integration into this Schimmel 174 ensures exceptionally smooth and precise touch dynamics. Every note is played with surprising clarity and fidelity, allowing pianists to express themselves with maximum naturalness and control.

Despite its age, this grand piano has been played very little and is in nearly flawless condition. Every component of the piano is original, preserving the instrument’s integrity and value over time. This rarity, combined with its excellent condition, makes it a unique opportunity for anyone looking for a high-quality used piano (further details on the piano’s excellent condition can be found in the attached appraisal dated 23.07.2024).

The typical Schimmel sound, known for German pianos, is rich, clear, and bright, with a resonance that only the finest German grand piano brands can offer. This instrument is not only a pleasure to play, but also to listen to, making every performance a captivating and unforgettable experience.

Investing in a 1979 Schimmel grand piano means owning a piece of history. This piano is the ideal choice for professional musicians, advanced students, and music lovers who seek the best in sound quality and aesthetic beauty.

Don’t miss the opportunity to add this exceptional instrument to your music collection.

Purchased from the Attilio Cappellani store in Catania. The piano has a small crack that only affects the polyester paint layer and in no way damages the underlying wood (see attached photo).

Local pickup of the grand piano must be organised with a specialized carrier chosen by the buyer. National and international shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer and must be arranged with a specialized carrier.