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klavier84

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Hamburg Steinway Model A

on: August 18, 2004, 11:03:24 AM

I just purchased a Hamburg Steinway Model A today... its perfectly CLEAN, and in MINT condition. Built in early 1990s. I got it for a certain price... I'm wondering if I got a good deal... how much are these worth usually? I've looked ALL over the net for an available Hamburg model A, but I could not find ANY! All I found were NY Steinways and the only other Hamburg Steinways I found were the huge concert grands... the A model is 6'2" (188 cm)... anyway I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me how much these are usually worth... thanks in advance!

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mitchking

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Re: Hamburg Steinway Model A

Reply #1 on: August 20, 2004, 05:47:47 AM

well, that must be a fine sounding piano. I saw a hamburg steinway for sale on ebay (Im pretty sure it was ebay) . yes there is one for sale, 1994, model D (just under 9'). in Los Angeles concert hall, $68k, no bids yet. I own a Bosendorfer 200, a Bluthner 6'3", 6' Bechstein and an August Forster. The nicest sounding piano is the Forster, then the Bosendorfer. The Bluthner is a real fine piano and the Bechstein is a little bright for me in the room that it is in.