The finest hand made piano available today:
Founded in 1854 by composer and pianist Henry Mason and inventor/architect Emmons Hamlin in Boston Massachusetts, USA. Mason & Hamlin pianos are truly the sleeping giant in today's piano industry, because they are now properly being recognized as the World's best sounding and playable pianos available anywhere, also making them the most sought after. Despite their numerous awards, recognition, increased popularity, and acclaim, Mason & Hamlin still limits their annual production to only 400 pianos per year. This is because every single Mason & Hamlin piano is constructed with only the highest quality materials available, strict adherence to design specifications and built entirely by hand by expert craftsmen. For Mason Hamlin it has never been about the quantity, it has always been about the quality!
Vienna pianos combine German components such as Abel 'blue' hammers, 17, 18 or 19-ply pin blocks and Roslau Strings with European style action and solid spruce soundboards. Grand piano finishes are available in ebony, walnut, mahogany, Brazilian Sapelli polish while upright pianos include white polish. Vienna pianos are completely balanced with a unique and superb luscious tone, a full 12 year warranty and a lifetime warranty on the soundboard, and is a fantastic value for the Dollar.
For a piano where experience, reliability and trust earned the old fashioned way all come together for one of the finest American designed, Asian manufactured pianos that money can buy today. Established in Burlington, Vermont in 1857 by Hampton L. Story. Story & Clark carries on their proud heritage today by producing some of the finest quality pianos with excellent tone and expert craftsmanship that won't break your pocketbook.
Joseph J. Pramberger's father Anton Pramberger immigrated his family from Vienna, Austria to New York City in 1950 and began working at Steinway & Sons piano company. In 1958 his son Joseph J. Pramberger joins his father at Steinway Pianos and dedicates the next 29 years of his life there learning and refining his art and piano craft, inventing and re-innovating unique designs and U.S. patents including the popular 'bushings' which are commonly used for and in piano actions today. Finally in 1987 Joseph J. Pramberger creates his own family owned and operated Pramberger Pianos in New York City and the Pramberger piano company is born. Painstaking attention to nuance, design and detail has always been his personal philosophy in piano making and since that time, Pramberger Pianos have never looked back, building some of the finest pianos available today in their price range.
The Remington piano is the economy entry to the world famous pramberger family of musical instruments. Because it is the accumulation of all the benefits from one of the largest manufacturers, the features in Remington pianos are usually only fond in much more expensive pianos. Features like sand cast plate, all spruce sound board, duplex scale, Pratt Reed hammers and action make the Remington a world class piano for the budget conscious family.
The new Perzina pianos are among the best pianos made today. Utilizing German and European
components and assembled by hand makes Perzina "One of the most innovative and exciting pianos
available today."
