Action
The mechanical action, consisting of over a thousand individual parts, is assembled at the Steinway manufactory.
More details about the actionToday’s Steinway
We still make them like we used to... only better. Follow the links below and discover the latest innovations and developments that make today’s Steinway the best Steinway.
Plate
The back-bone of a piano: the plate.
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Rim
The most important part of the housing is the so-called rim.
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Spirio & Spirio | r
Steinway’s high-resolution player piano system.
Spirio
Harmonic Damper Setting
Optimized precision for the damper pedal.
Harmonic Damper Setting
Dolce Pedal
Unimagined tonal differentiation for the Steinway upright piano.
Dolce Pedal
Lacquering Building
Steinway’s own lacquering building is yet another example of the company’s innovative spirit.
Read moreA legacy of Innovation
The Steinway remains the peerless instrument of uncompromising expression. Since our foundation in 1853, it is our ambition to develop innovations and improvements that make today’s Steinway the best Steinway. We continue to enhance the appearance, touch, tone, structural stability, and every aspect of what makes a Steinway a Steinway. Our pioneering handcrafting methods continue to this day to ensure our uncompromising standards of quality. The integration of this old-world craftsmanship with our ongoing development and significant investment in state-of-the-art technology have resulted in a Steinway that possesses the widest range of tonal colours and the most responsive touch of any instrument we have ever built in our company’s history. Our legacy of innovation in materials, design and manufacturing guarantees that today’s Steinway shatters the heretofore imaginable limits of Henry E. Steinway’s credo: “To build the best piano possible”.