C. Bechstein Concert 8 Upright Piano | Clair de Lune - Debussy | Demo by Derick Do | Kim's Piano

With the Concert 8 Upright Piano from world-class German maker C. Bechstein, you are getting a concert grand piano sound, in the package of a professional, upright piano.
This piano really has to be heard to be believed, which is why we took the time to record it with dedicated instrument microphones, and chose a piece that many people are already familiar with. Please note, there is also no further processing/effects added in post production; so, what you hear is simply the wondrous tones from the Concert 8.
We definitely recommend using headphones, or studio monitors for listening if you have access to them.
And for more information on this incredible upright piano, please visit us at www.kimspiano.com
Thank you so much, and we'll see you soon!
-Kim's Piano Team
Equipment Used:
x2 Shure SM57 Instrument Microphones
PreSonus Studio 68c Audio Interface
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The acoustic assembly of the C. Bechstein Concert 8 upright is similar to that of the grands in the Masterpiece class. Among the features found in both the Concert 8 model and the C. Bechstein grands are the sophisticated dynamics, the colorful and even more subtly graduated timbre, and the optimized sound development. Moreover, the sound profile of the C. Bechstein Concert 8 upright has been improved and is now even more singing and enduring.
Such outstanding characteristics explain why several great artists, including Simon & Garfunkel, Sir Simon Rattle and the Beatles, made this exceptional professional piano their favored working instrument. C. Bechstein uses the finest-quality woods for the piano parts and many other details that make up the exceptional quality of these top-class instruments. And if you visit the C. Bechstein production site, you’ll be fascinated as you discover the secrets of the making of the Concert 8, the “king of uprights”.

[@bhaveshmistry3255]

Amazing playing and sound of Concert8. My all time favourite piano. ❤

[@RModillo]

Got one at the end of last year. Still going through voicing and waiting for the strings to settle, but it I do love how these sound!

[@leandrobecker123]

I have one here in Brazil! Number 117921 from 1922!