A Bosendorfer and a Steinway are designed and built in a very different way, and therefore have a very different sound.
Treble: Bosendorfer does not enhance the treble, unlike Steinway who do by the use of a 'duplex scale' ... therefore the Bosendorfer treble area is generally less bright.
Bass: Bosendorfer enhances the bass area by using a taller and more fanned or wider spaced out bridge, giving a thick deep sound ... and yes, often thicker and deeper than Steinway ... but most music is not 'bass only' ...
So put these two together .. and a Bosendorfer has a big bass matched with a not so strong treble. You should also compare that 99% of worldwide concert halls have a Steinway piano as a musical industry standard.
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The best 5 piano brands are:Steinway and SonsBosendorferYamahaBaldwinMason and HamlinOther good piano brands are: Charles Walter, Bechstein, Bluthner, Schimmel, Fazioli, Kawai...http://www.pianobrands.info/piano-brands/best-piano-brands
That is not the serial number, it means that A is tuned to 440 Hz.
A Steinway & Sons Model B-211 costs RM 410,000
The value of a 1765 Steinway Grand piano can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and historical significance. However, it's important to note that Steinway & Sons was founded in 1853, so a 1765 Steinway Grand piano would not exist. If you're referring to a different antique piano or a specific model, please clarify for a more accurate assessment.
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Steinway & Sons was founded in New York City in 1853.
There was no lawsuit between the two, however it is well known in the industry that Steinway treated Mr. Ohlsson terribly in his early career simply because he enjoyed the Bosendorfer piano and said so publicly. I suggest you google to find the many articles and reviews that were written at the time. I hope that helps.
Bösendorfer then Bechstein then Steinway&Sons and then Yamaha
Steinway & Sons
Steinway & Sons is probably the single most recognizable brand in piano manufacturers. The company was founded on March 5, 1853 by master cabinet maker Henry Steinway.
Steinway & Sons produce homemade pianos. They also provide subcontracted work sold under the names Boston and Essex. The Steinway brand is the most expensive, Boston the second-most expensive, and lastly the Essex brand is the least expensive piano.
The best 5 piano brands are:Steinway and SonsBosendorferYamahaBaldwinMason and HamlinOther good piano brands are: Charles Walter, Bechstein, Bluthner, Schimmel, Fazioli, Kawai...http://www.pianobrands.info/piano-brands/best-piano-brands
Steinway and Sons, Yamaha and Boston
Dogs are fun but the answer would be Steinway and sons
That is not the serial number, it means that A is tuned to 440 Hz.
Yes they are. Bosendorfer piano has 97notes while grand piano has 88notes.