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To celebrate 15 years supplying quality pianos, Headingley
Pianos is proud to open its new Yamaha
Clavinova Centre.
0113 239 2005
Schumann Baby Grand PianosAvailable in High Gloss Ebony Black or Burr Walnut (also available to order in white and mahogany gloss) (see pictures below) Although assembled in China, Schumann pianos use the highest quality European parts and undergo quality control, regulation and tuning in the UK. All Schumann pianos are backed up by a 5 year guarantee, covering all parts. Until the advent of the European-Chinese assembled
piano an instrument of this standard would retail in the region
of £10,000. At 152 cm long this baby grand is small enough to comfortably fit into almost any setting, yet large enough to provide even experienced players with a full dynamic range. Solid spruce soundboard and bridges in conjunction with quality European parts make for a highly enjoyable playing experience. Without doubt the Schumann baby grand is unrivaled within its price range and is fast becoming one of the UK's top selling pianos. Burr Walnut figured case Again Schumann lead the way in offering a range of finishes which have hitherto solely been the preserve of prestigious makers, such as Irmler and Bluthner. Unlike their European counterparts these pianos do not retail for tens of thousands of pounds but due to increased production abroad, they can now be purchased for £3500.00.PLEASE NOTE: This is the first opportunity in the UK to purchase a Burr Walnut Grand in this price range! Height: 101 cm. Width: 148 cm. Depth: 152 cm. SPECIAL PRICES:
Please note unlike other web retailers our price is without add-ons. It includes a matching adjustable piano stool, inhouse tuning, and 5 year guarantee and delivery to ground floor throughout mainland UK. Schumann Pianodisc Grand Piano.It is a normal Schumann Grand Piano in High Gloss
Black. However, at the touch of a button the piano plays itself
from a cd below the keyboard. The keys go down as the 'invisible
pianist' plays.
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