Feurich 6’8” Grand designed and made by Schimmel in Germany

Feurich 6’8” Grand Piano
-
Try Our Pianos
Schedule your appointment to explore our pianos at robertspianoshouston.com/
Our Preparation Process
Before acquiring any piano, we subject it to rigorous scrutiny to ensure its working condition. We tune each piano to A440-442 and fine-tune the action to meet quality specifications.
Seamless DeliveryPiano
Delivery services can vary in cost, typically ranging from $400 to $700. We offer local ground floor delivery within the Houston for between $250-350 for upright pianos and between $300-$550 for grand pianos. If you require delivery to a more distant location, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us for a personalized quote.
For further details:
Website: www.robertspianoshouston.com
Email: [e-mail]
Phone: [phone]
Thank you for your business!

[@matthewraden5210]

Nowadays, the Feurichs are designed in Vienna, manufactured in China by Hailun and are finished in Germany. Hailun Pianos are designed in Vienna and are manufactured from start to finish in China. Both brands use German parts: Roslau strings, Abel hammers and European spruce.

[@RobertsPianosHouston]

Thank you for your information Matthew much appreciated and very insightful

[@hoffmann6520]

Never heard of a Feurich made by Schimmel before. They were made in the Euterpe factory in Langlau Germany after the second world war until the early '90s when Bechstein bought out Euterpe. They started on their own again at some point later in the '90s so perhaps the Schimmel Feurichs came inbetween. Would be interesting to know if you find out any more about the piano.

[@RobertsPianosHouston]

Thank you Hoffmann it is interesting information I appreciate your sharing. I have seen the new ones from china I do believe they aren’t making them currently in Germany? This is a unique piano for me being Schimmel with the feurich name an interesting collaboration

[@michelprimeau4531]

Schimmel is one of the rare company to uses its own action. That's why you don't have a name of another manufacturer.

[@RobertsPianosHouston]

Thank you Michel that’s very interesting indeed

[@qwaqwa1960]

Do the longer key levers have any downside, like a heavier touch...? thx

[@RobertsPianosHouston]

I’m not sure of this question I believe that it won’t if the touch is weighted at the factory if anything it would improve the touch leverage and control