Two legendary concert grands meticulously crafted in Hamburg and in New York.
Superb Japanese concert grand with a broad dynamic spectrum and superb power.
Austrian concert grand piano with breathtaking dynamics and astounding colours.
A wonderfully balanced and versatile mid-sized grand piano made by Steinway & Sons.
ANT. PETROF 275 and PETROF 284 Mistral, two romantic European grand pianos with a rich, soft sound.
Top-class German grand piano celebrated for its powerful sound and unparalleled richness of tonal colors.
Powerful, precise, and clear-sounding concert grand from Bayreuth, Germany.
Premium German grand piano, with very expressive sound, offering a refined performance experience.
Exquisite grand piano from Leipzig, Germany, including up to four resonating strings per note.
Exclusive custom grand piano from Modartt, balancing warmth, brilliance and clarity with its woody tone.
Bold piano sound that fits seamlessly into your pop/rock recordings and modern mixes.
Charming upright piano with tones ranging from cozy and refined to cinematic and honky-tonk.
Three legendary electric pianos from the 70's, for soulful rock and dynamic pop music.
Four funky electric keyboards from the 60's to 80's: Clavinet, Pianet-N, Pianet-T and Electra piano.
Summoning magical resonances for orchestral, cinematic and folk creations.
Beautifully modelled nylon strings with expressive techniques for versatile performances.
Glassy, resonating tones with tremolo. Perfect for jazz, orchestral, and cinematic music.
An ethereal collection of glimmering tones, ideal for orchestral and modern productions.
Two highly expressive mallet instruments with a lively, woody sound.
Four shimmering metal instruments with a blooming tone, for world music, meditation, and more.
Three-register harpsichord in the style of Hans Ruckers II.
17th to 19th century keyboards: virginal, harpsichord, pianoforte and square pianos.
19th-century pianos from Dohnal, Besendorfer, Erard, and Streicher.
19th-century pianos from Broadwood, Pleyel, Frenzel, and Bechstein.
