When looking for a piano that will be played 8-12 hours per day, the attributes of stability and durability matter most. An institutional piano must provide a reasonable level of touch and tone over years of rigorous use and frequent relocation. To accomplish this, the internal action and the external cabinet must be designed and built with one goal in mind - to withstand the test of time.
These pianos are built like tanks and are designed to be played, a lot! Solid legs, toe blocks, double casters, strong back posts, cast iron plates, and much more make these pianos the ideal choice for institutions looking for outstanding tone and value. Join our own Texas Tim Root as he discusses the similarities and the differences between these institutional pianos.
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