Boston Grand Pianos
You do not need to be a concert pianist to enjoy a grandiose piano-playing experience. However, as your mastery of articulation, tempo and keystroke grows, so too do your demands of your instrument. At this point, a high-quality grand piano can open up completely new dimensions of sound for you. Discover your potential with a member of the Steinway family: Boston designed by Steinway & Sons.
Boston grand and upright pianos are ahead of comparable instruments in the mid-price range when it comes to tone qualities and possibilities because their construction benefits from the expertise and developments of Steinway & Sons. These include the Octagrip™ pinblock, patented in 2009, and the typical Steinway duplex scale. Their outstanding quality inspires a growing number of lovers of music worldwide, including many institutions.
The best part: if you purchase a Steinway within 10 years, we will credit you 100 per cent of the purchase price for your Boston model. We call that our ‘Steinway Promise’.
The Right Model for you
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GP-215 PE
With a length of 215 cm, this instrument is the largest model in the Boston range of grand pianos. Like all Boston pianos, it features the patented Octagrip™ pinblock and the maple rim, offering the highest level of playing comfort for pianists and amateur artists as well as institutions.
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GP-193 PE
This grand piano stands out for its warm sound, and it is a highly suitable choice for educational institutions.
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GP-178 PE
With a length of 178 cm, this grand piano is an excellent instrument for professionals and for private use. It can be purchased in black or white.
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GP-163 PE
With a length of 163 cm, this grand piano is ideal for almost any home. The expanded case hides a larger, freely resonating soundboard that generates rich, sonorous sound. It can be purchased in black or white.
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GP-156 PE
Even the smallest Boston grand piano generates a full richness of sound thanks to its expanded case and, as a result, is bound to give you abundant pleasure, even if you only have a small amount of space for a large instrument.
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‘You can hear the effects of the Steinway & Sons design from one end of the scale to the other.’
Bob Winter
Berklee College of Music
