Kimballin
Kimballin is an informal, colloquial term used chiefly within musical and vintage-instrument communities to describe playing, collecting, restoring, or otherwise celebrating instruments made by the W.W. Kimball Company and its successors. The word is sometimes applied specifically to performances that emphasize the characteristic tonal qualities associated with Kimball pianos, organs, and electric keyboards.
The W.W. Kimball Company, founded in the 19th century in Chicago, became known for mass-produced upright pianos,
Musically, Kimballin often evokes styles and repertoires where Kimball instruments were historically prominent, such as mid-20th-century
Outside specialist circles the term is relatively uncommon but appears in online forums, collector listings, and