Schimmel Concert Grand Piano

This Schimmel K254 represents the absolute pinnacle of German piano engineering from an era of uncompromising craftsmanship. As a 1991 model, this instrument was built in the Braunschweig factory long before the brand expanded into multi-tiered global production. This is a “pure” German flagship, designed to compete with the finest concert grands in the world.

The Pinnacle of the Konzert Series

The K254 is the predecessor to the K256, and it carries the legendary “Konzert” designation. While Schimmel now offers different lines produced in various countries, this instrument belongs to the highest tier the company has ever produced. It features the massive, resonant scale that only an 8’4″ concert grand can provide, offering a bass register that is both thunderous and articulate, paired with a shimmering, bell-like treble.

Immaculate Restoration & Technical Excellence

This particular K254 has been meticulously prepared to ensure it performs at a factory-new level. It has been restrung and features a refinished soundboard, resulting in a visual and acoustic presentation that is truly immaculate. The soundboard, the heart of the instrument’s projection, has exceptional crown, ensuring that the rich German tonal palette is delivered with maximum efficiency.

World-Class Renner Action

At the heart of the playing experience is a full Renner action. Renowned as the gold standard for high-performance pianos, this action has been regulated to provide a smooth, lightning-fast response. The Renner action in the K254 is the “concert-grade” version, which features longer keys than standard grand pianos. This provides a greater mechanical advantage and a level of repetition speed and control that is nearly identical to Schimmel’s full 9’2″ (K280) concert grand. Whether you are performing delicate pianissimo passages or demanding bravura works, the tactile connection between the player and the strings is seamless.
An Unbeatable Value Proposition

A new Schimmel Konzert grand of this size carries a retail price exceeding a quarter of a million dollars. This 1991 model offers the same elite German performance, seasoned wood, and world-class components for a fraction of that cost. For a recording studio, a house of worship, or a dedicated pianist seeking a concert-level instrument without the six-figure price tag, this K254 is an extraordinary find.