If you are looking to sell your Bluthner we purchase Bluthner grand and baby grands as well as Bluthner uprights that are underdamped.
BLUTHNER UPRIGHT PIANOS
Overdamper,overstrung and straight strung pianos
These date from about 1888 to 1920. They are very rich in tone. The main drawback is the overdamper system. Bluthner overdampers are some of the best, but as with all overdampers, they tend to “ring on” too much in the mid treble since the dampers are too close to the top of the strings. Mostly black (60%) or rosewood (40%)
Underdamper, straight and overstrung pianos
These have a fine rich tone and the taller ones a superb action. Mostly rosewood (60%) or black (40%).
IMPORTANT
We’ve found considerable inconsistency in the tone of Bluthner overstrung underdampers (not the straight strung ones). They often have areas that sound “boomy”, particularly in the mid treble. consequently we are very careful when buying Bluthners into stock. For further information, see our Bluthner page.
For a quote on your piano please click here with piano make, model, serial number, estimated age and pictures of the piano. Other makes of piano that we are looking for: Challen, Fazer (upright), Feurich, Gors and Kallman, Ibach, John Broadwood, Kaps (upright), Kawai, Kemble, Knight, Richard Lipp (grand), Sauter, Seiler, Steinway, Welmar,… Please enquire for other makes.
