Hornung & Moller A13, ca. 1925. 192cm/6'4''
Rebuilt in 2008.

Any "educated guesses" concerning the manufacturing year of this instrument would be very welcome (there was no serial number). Note that there are only 85 keys. However, key tops are plastic.

Here's my new Bösendorfer 225 again - all cleaned and polished and in some flattering light.

Hello to all frinds
I dont know how to post the pic of my piano.
Can yuo help me?
Thanks a lot
Giuseppe

Please try this link for instructions:
http://www.pianoworld.com/Uploads/fileuploader2.html

How do I put a photo in here?? Not a link, an actual photo, so piano forum users don't need to click on links, just see the photo here? Thanks.

Sorry - I just saw the link on how to do it now....thanks!

My satin ebony RX-2.

Jethro, I like!!!

These are some instructions for posting your pictures on Piano World.[/b]
They will stay here on Piano World forever if you upload them to Piano World.

First you will have to have pictures in low resolution and smaller size. You can take them in low resolution on your camera, like a cell phone takes. Or better, is to use a picture program to make the pictures from a good camera web friendly. I use PhotoShop, or a cheap program that I have, to resize them into a low resolution, jpg. You will need them in 640 pixel width. Then you can upload them to PW using the uploader with the link below. PW will then email you the location to put in the link, which you find in "Post a Reply",...then "full Reply Form" and then "IMAGE". You can only put six pictures in each reply. Smiles and such count as a picture. Here it is.
http://www.pianoworld.com/Uploads/fileuploader2.html

I have saved this link in my favorites as I don't know how to find this link on Piano World. I wish that Frank would make finding this web page much easier.

If this isn't clear enough then ask me again.

With Frank's help, I can now post my 3-year old picture of my grand Schimmel!

My new B!

mysteryoshi..its nice to see a piano not forced to be "in the corner"

I LOVE IT!!!

Stunning!

Haha thanks! If you look closely you can see the castor indentation where my old Model A used to stand.

How old is the B? I know it's not really brand new, because the newer B's (like mine) have a slightly diferent plate, which is actually the same plate as the Hamburg B's.

BTW--I have those exact same caster cups.

Why, thank you, Carl! In fact, I'm having it tuned today. I came into the game late - did you post a pic of your Schimmel???

Thx!! It's a '94 make. (533400)

Horowitzian, what does the new plate look like? I'm curious

Thanks for the info!

See these pics of a new Hamburg B that were posted a while back:




Note the screw underneath the "B".

And this pic of a new NY B:

http://www.pianoworld.com/Uploads/files/SteinwayBdelivery3.JPG

That's not mine. It's one someone else posted several months ago.

Sure that's not your red handbag horo?

No, here you go...

One more.

Neither piano is mine. The Hamburg B belongs to a member, Roxane, in Singapore.

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Wow, it's absolutely beautiful! Does it play like a dream?

Thank You,
Yes, And it has been a dream for a long time.

How does your Schimmel sound after the tune?

There's a ghost in your piano, trying to escape through the fallboard. He's holding a camera.

Yeah, I know. He tries to escape everytime I start to play.

Beautiful pianos everyone!!! Why did I buy this RX-2?

As Henry Steinway once said, "Build to a standard not a price".

Everyones got these nice grand pianos. Am I the only one with a dinky spinet (not even an upright)