PETROF pianos have been produced since 1864 in Hradec Králov, in the Czech Republic. The enterprise is still managed by representatives of the Petrovov family, who carefully preserve the traditions of piano production. In 2007, PETROF received the EEX certificate, which since then has been a part of all tools in the form of a seal. Demonstrates European origins and the highest quality materials.

PETROF is especially popular with musicians who appreciate an unusually soft, gentle, fluid and romantic sound. Much has changed over the decades of production, but the precise handwork, the careful selection of materials and the perfect romantic sound have survived.

PETROF pianos have been produced since 1864 in Hradec Králov, in the Czech Republic. The enterprise is still managed by representatives of the Petrovov family, who carefully preserve the traditions of piano production. In 2007, PETROF received the EEX certificate, which since then has been a part of all tools in the form of a seal. Demonstrates European origins and the highest quality materials.

PETROF is especially popular with musicians who appreciate an unusually soft, gentle, fluid and romantic sound. Much has changed over the decades of production, but the precise handwork, the careful selection of materials and the perfect romantic sound have survived.

FAZIOLI has been manufacturing grand pianos and concert pianos since its founding in 1981 on the initiative of the engineer and pianist Paolo Fazioli.

Love for music and deep scientific knowledge, unique craftsmanship, continuous technological research and careful selection of materials are the prerequisites for the production of this company's grand pianos. FAZIOLI refuses any logic of industrial production and aims to achieve uncompromising quality. The company is located 60 km northeast of Venice in the town of Sacile (province of Pordenone), in an area renowned for its ancient woodworking tradition.

PETROF pianos have been produced since 1864 in Hradec Králov, in the Czech Republic. The enterprise is still managed by representatives of the Petrovov family, who carefully preserve the traditions of piano production. In 2007, PETROF received the EEX certificate, which since then has been a part of all tools in the form of a seal. Demonstrates European origins and the highest quality materials.

PETROF is especially popular with musicians who appreciate an unusually soft, gentle, fluid and romantic sound. Much has changed over the decades of production, but the precise handwork, the careful selection of materials and the perfect romantic sound have survived.

Bechstein - exclusive quality since 1853. The history of this German factory is a chronicle of success for background of epochs and events. C. Bechstein instruments have a remarkable characteristic sound profile and highly professional game mechanism.

Unsurpassed pianos for the most demanding. Many pianists consider them ideal. Perfect mechanics sensitively reacts to any nuance.

C. Bechstein grand pianos can be seen at concert venues, in conservatory walls and at home. music salons. Wherever the enchanting sounds of music are heard.

Bechstein - exclusive quality since 1853. The history of this German factory is a chronicle of success for background of epochs and events. C. Bechstein instruments have a remarkable characteristic sound profile and highly professional game mechanism.

Unsurpassed pianos for the most demanding. Many pianists consider them ideal. Perfect mechanics sensitively reacts to any nuance.

C. Bechstein grand pianos can be seen at concert venues, in conservatory walls and at home. music salons. Wherever the enchanting sounds of music are heard.

August Forster has been making pianos since 1859 in Lebau, Germany.

Instruments are 100 percent made in Germany, which is confirmed by the certificate of the “Union of German Piano Manufacturers” and each of them is the fruit of careful, very long manual work, which is why the factory, despite world-wide fame and recognition, produces no more than 100-120 instruments per year, each of which is unique in its sonic characteristics.

August Forster instruments are ideal in terms of price / quality ratio, practically in no way inferior to world leaders in piano construction.

August Forster has been making pianos since 1859 in Lebau, Germany.

Instruments are 100 percent made in Germany, which is confirmed by the certificate of the “Union of German Piano Manufacturers” and each of them is the fruit of careful, very long manual work, which is why the factory, despite world-wide fame and recognition, produces no more than 100-120 instruments per year, each of which is unique in its sonic characteristics.

August Forster instruments are ideal in terms of price / quality ratio, practically in no way inferior to world leaders in piano construction.

The Schimmel factory was founded in 1885 in the German city of Braunschweig. Today, visiting the Schimmel factory, it is impossible not to pay attention to the fact that manual work is everywhere combined with electronically controlled operations.

With the help of modern devices, holes are drilled with an accuracy of up to a micrometer. All carvings and inlays are still done by hand.

The Schimmel factory produces 4 lines of instruments, all of them differ in level and sound characteristics

The Schimmel factory was founded in 1885 in the German city of Braunschweig. Today, visiting the Schimmel factory, it is impossible not to pay attention to the fact that manual work is everywhere combined with electronically controlled operations.

With the help of modern devices, holes are drilled with an accuracy of up to a micrometer. All carvings and inlays are still done by hand.

The Schimmel factory produces 4 lines of instruments, all of them differ in level and sound characteristics