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Eduard Seiler Grand ED-186

Eduard Seiler Grand ED-186

Description

As a German-engineered, top-quality grand piano, the ED 186 is a masterpiece of art and engineering. It features the use of select German and international suppliers of the best piano manufacturing material, resulting in a concert-level quality instrument with authentic German scales.

Additional Information

Every genuine Seiler piano embodies the know-how and experience of four generations of the highly developed art of piano making. Since 1849, the goal has been to achieve perfection. Seiler grand and upright pianos are far more than just top-quality instruments. They are all unique and masterly works of art. As a result, Seiler has earned its worldwide reputation as the industry benchmark.

Product Specifications

Weight: 705lbs, Width: 60″, Pinblock: 20 Ply, Beech, Tuning Pins: Nickel Plated Cut threads, German Rod Steel, Hammers: Finest Quality German Felt, Abel, “T” wired, Action: Renner, Hornbeam Rail, Soundboard: Winter Cut White Spruce, Solid Spruce, “Membrator” System, Soundboard Area: 2046 sq. in., Ribs: White Spruce, Pre-curved, Notched to inner rim, and No.# 1 Bass String: 55 1/3″

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  • History

    Eduard Seiler established Seiler Pianos in 1849. By 1923, Anton Seiler-Dütz expands the company to be the largest piano manufacturer in East Germany. After WWII, the company was eventually moved to Kitzingen, Germany where it resides today. In 2008, it was purchased by Samick.

  • Today, Samick continues manufacturing of Seiler in Germany(SE models) but also builds more cost effective clones from Indonesia marked ED in limited models. Introduced in 2013 is the Johannes Seiler series (GS models) with new design and scale meant as entry level Seiler pianos manufactured in Indonesia.

The Founding Father:

In 1849, Eduard Seiler founds the “Pianoforte-Fabrik” at Liegnitz (Legnica). His vision: he wants to provide pianos and grands as well for professional use as for middle classes to allow them to explore the world of music. The first Seiler piano is already characterized by the unique, transparent Seiler sound. A lot of work is put in the construction and assembly of the first instruments, handmade from best materials in small workshops. The aim is clear: to reach perfection.