Steinbeg or Steinberg?
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Steinbeg or Steinberg?
It is overstrung and doesn't have an overdamper - not sure if this is relevant to these pianos. Any info you can give would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Steinbeg or Steinberg?
Many people spend far too much time and effort worrying about names, when what they should do is consider what the instrument is like, how it sounds, how it feels to play.
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Re: Steinbeg or Steinberg?
I've heard some daft piano names in my time but this one is the funniest.
Steindong. I might make a piano called Steindong. Surely that would be popular with customers.
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Re: Steinbeg or Steinberg?
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Re: Steinbeg or Steinberg?
STEIN (Andreas)
STEIN (Johann Andreas) Augsburg
STEIN (Karl)
STEIN (Matthaus André) Vienna
STEIN (Nanette & Matthuas) Vienna
STEIN (Richard Alfred Grohman) London
STEINBACH (Alex.)
STEINBACH (H.) Berlin
STEINBACH, China
STEINBACH, KOREA
STEINBACH, TURIN, ITALY
STEINBERG (Wilh.) Eisenberg
STEINBERG by ROGERS
STEINBERG, Berlin
STEINBERG, USA
STEINBURG
STEINER (JOSEPH) BERLIN
STEINERT
STEINGRABER
STEINHART & Co.
STEINHAUER
STEINHOFF (Gerhardt) Germany
STEINHOFF, SONS & Muir, London
STEINMAN
STEINMAN & SOHN
STEINMANN (Wilhelm) GERMANY
STEINMAYER by Hicks?
STEINMAYER, Germany (See also Steinmeyer)
STEINMETZ, Berlin
STEINMETZ, London
STEINMEYER, Germany
STEINTELSER, BERLIN
STEINWAY
STEINWEG NACHF. Germany
STEINWEG, Germany
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Re: Steinbeg or Steinberg?
So who made them and when?
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Leon