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First look at the Phoenix from Steingraeber
Below is an exert from an article by Thomas Cobble RPT  of the space chapter of the PTG in the US.

This system was designed by Richard Dain of Hurstwood Farm Pianos...

Article published on 13 May, 2009  |  Click here to open article
The Piano Revolution

The Piano Revolution.

 The last time piano design concept made dynamic progress was in the second half of the nineteenth century.  This was driven by the physical demands placed on the instrument by artists like Liszt and...


Article published on 21 November, 2008  |  Click here to open article
Which Piano?

Which Piano? - What you need to know when buying a piano.

Grand or Upright?

Grands and uprights are very different instruments.  Most people will decide which they want on the basis of available space...


Article published on 28 August, 2008  |  Click here to open article
A independent technician reviews Steingraeber Phoenix
The Phoenix bridge aggraffe is a patented bridge coupling system.  It differs from other bridge aggraffe systems, some...

Article published on 15 February, 2008  |  Click here to open article
The Birth of Steingraeber Phoenix

Steingraeber-Phoenix

The Professional’s Piano that is a “Quart in a Pint Pot”.

 

The spirit of adventure in devising new piano design was strong in the nineteenth century...


Article published on 13 January, 2008  |  Click here to open article
Carbon Fibre in Piano Building


Carbon Fibre in Piano Building - and Other Forthcoming Piano Design Improvements

Whither the...


Article published on 12 January, 2008  |  Click here to open article
New Technology in Pianos

New Technology in pianos - The Piano Revolution.

 The last time piano design concept made dynamic progress was in the second half of the nineteenth century.  This was driven by the physical demands placed on the...


Article published on 18 August, 2007  |  Click here to open article
New Technology Pianos. A Dealer's Personal View

Phoenix Agraffe Systems,


Conventional bridge system

It is long established practice for the strings of pianos to pass from tuning ping via a fixed point normally on the frame, which defines the beginning of the sounding...


Article published on 30 December, 2006  |  Click here to open article
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