The French music magazine "Le Monde de la Musique" said that Schimmel pianos: "prove the great tradition of German piano making" and stated more generally that "Schimmel pianos are undoubtedly more than mere learning instruments".
The richness and quality of the sound of the pianos is such that it is very rare even for a piano, the depth of the bass sounds is more powerful and much more than that of its 10 cm taller counterparts. There is a lot of piano playing to enjoy the game, and accurate Renner mechanics allow the player to really explore its dynamics and warm velvety timbre.
Patience is the mother of quality. Sometimes it takes 300 years of patience. This is the age of mountain spruce, which is used in the production of records. This tree is grown in high mountain areas under the most optimal conditions. Only a minimal percentage of the manufactured wood, exclusively resonance wood, is used in its production. The best quality is a vital factor, as records are at the heart of pianos; their vibrational properties and stability are crucial for the beautiful sound of pianos. "Only our strict selection process guarantees the richness of the piano's tone, from the point of view of the exceptionally long tone and the Schimmel pianos are excellent
Perfect perfection
"All numbers," said Pythagoras of Samos, claimed to have asserted. He developed the ratio of sound and numbers in ancient times on a single-stringed instrument. This relationship is today the daily bread of form designers. For example, in the calculation and development of cast iron plates according to device-specific stability and acoustic criteria. They use high-tech software that is also used in modern aircraft. Nearly 1,000 computer-controlled precision holes in the sound system ensure the accuracy of the acoustic system in the micrometer range. Precise work that contributes significantly to the perfect sound of the white wings and piano.
The good sound source
At this point we thank Bartolomeo Christofori. He invented the hammer technique around the year 1700 and thus helped the birth of piano instruments. Since then, piano makers have been searching for the perfect hammer to achieve the perfect sound. In the case of Schimmel, attention is paid to the composition of the silencer sensitivities of the hammer heads. The density and weight of the felt used, the tension and at the same time the elasticity, the type of wool and how the wool is processed, the appropriate Filzzuschnitt and its proper shaping - all this contributes to the fact that the hammer head optimally transfers the impact energy, that the sound is the strings. Rinsing is done according to an old recipe, which is more complex than in today's industrial felt production
A world of wonderful colors
What sounds like meticulous, is the basis of the rich soundscape of the pianos in the mold: The shape of the different timbres of the instruments 88 hammers wings or pianos several razors 10,000 times by hand small Intoniernadeln. In the case of sensitive sensitivity, the intoneur provides optimal flexibility and thus optimal sound for all instruments. A prerequisite for this is an ear that has been trained a thousand times and a sensitive feeling for the most beautiful nuances of sound. In this way, the soul of the piano manufacturers is breathed into the instruments!
A brilliant companion
For many, thirteen is a mystical number. In any case, it gives Schimmel's instruments a magical glow. Because according to the ancient tradition, a piano varnish is used, about one and a half kilograms per square meter. they are applied in thirteen operations and are mainly refined by hand to a high gloss. But this is the only way for grand pianos and grand pianos to have the unique brilliance and tremendous depth effect that are so characteristic of their instruments.
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