Weinbach Piano Serial Numbers
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Weinbach Piano Serial Numbers
Petrof recently introduced a series of six new grand piano models, named (in size order) Bora, Breeze, Storm, Pasat, Monsoon, and Mistral, from 5' 2' to 9' 2' in length. Most component parts are produced by Petrof or other Czech factories, including the hardware, plates, and cabinetry.
In article (Mary Ruhl) writes: Hi! I'd appreciate any information/opinions/reputation of Weinbach pianos. Weinbach is an Czechoslavokia piano maker. I looked for them in Larry Fine's 'The Piano Book' (1990 ed.) and didn't find anything, which makes me wonder. Thanks in advance.
The only thing I have are a few serial numbers and the appropriate years. Weinbach: founded 1884 year serial# 1900 132000 That's all I have.
Malte Rogacki - 'Don't forget to TURN ON THE SYNTHESIZER. Often this is the reason why you get no sound out of it.' (ARP 2600 Owner's Manual) - Richard Gould 1.9.94. In article 'Malte Rogacki' writes: In article (Mary Ruhl) writes: Hi! I'd appreciate any information/opinions/reputation of Weinbach pianos. Weinbach is an Czechoslavokia piano maker.
I looked for them in Larry Fine's 'The Piano Book' (1990 ed.) and didn't find anything, which makes me wonder. Thanks in advance. I bought a new Weinbach piano from Bosendorfer in London about four years ago on the recommendation of my classical piano teacher. He had previously swapped his old Steinway Grand for three Weinbachs (2 uprights and 1 Grand)! My one was cheap for a new piano, costing about 2300 UK pounds and so far I've been very pleased with it. The tone is reasonable for the price and the action is extremely good. My piano tuner reckons that the quality of brand new Weinbachs has suffered due to the increased labour costs caused by German re-unification, so maybe buying a second hand one is better now.
Richard Gould, RG Systems Limited e-mail.