Steingraeber

Steingraeber is a German piano manufacturer founded in Bayreuth in 1820 by Friedrich Steingraeber. The company has remained a family-owned business for generations, known for its high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. Steingraeber pianos are often recognized for their rich tone, responsive touch, and elegant design.

The company produces a range of grand and upright pianos, catering to both professional musicians and discerning amateurs. They are particularly noted for their innovative research and development, often incorporating new technologies and materials to enhance piano performance. One notable innovation is their patented "Phoenix" frame, designed for greater resonance and stability.

Steingraeber pianos are built using traditional methods combined with modern engineering. They utilize select tonewoods and high-quality components. The instruments are meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, with each piano undergoing rigorous quality control. This commitment to excellence has earned Steingraeber a reputation as one of the world's premier piano makers, with their instruments sought after by concert halls and private collectors alike.