George Steck GS 72 grand piano. Black satin finish, solid spruce sound board, hard maple action, FFW hammers, roslau strings. One owner.

This piano was gifted to me about 20 years ago by my parents, and loved dearly for many years. I'm parting with it now as it just doesn't fit in my home as my family grows.

Piano history: This George Steck was manufactured after 2004 (exact manufacture date is unknown). I'm not sure date of purchase, but it was between 2005-2007. It was tuned twice a year for the first decade of its life and after that closer to once every two years. The last time I had it tuned was 2022. The piano has a professionally installed dehumidifier underneath, which has been plugged in continuously since the piano was purchased. A large piece of felt was cut out and kept over the strings since purchase, as well, to keep dust from accumulating.

Current condition:
Everything is working well and the piano has its same warm, full sound, with a smooth transition from the low to mid to high range. I'd say the action on this piano is on the heavier end, compared with other grand pianos I've played.

The pedals make a squeak when pressed and some lubrication on the joint is likely needed. There is a small chip in the finish on the lid (I believe this occured the last time it was professionally moved, unfortunately).
There are minor imperfections in the satin finish - scuff or minor scratches, in the music stand area. The brass on the feet and pedals is also tarnished and showing its age.

In short, this is a well-loved piano, generally in excellent condition and lovingly maintained, but you can tell that it has been used and it is surely due for a tuning/servicing.