Boston Piano - Tyneside Piano Company
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Steinway Pianos are unrivalled in quality and set the industry standard for touch, sound and beauty. Each piano can take up to a year to handcraft which means each is unique and a real investment piece.
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However, the favoured Piano for concert pianist is out of reach for most people, which is why Steinway introduced the moderately priced Boston piano – just one of the many ranges on offer at Tyneside Piano Company.
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The company's success can be traced back to the founding principles set down by Henrich Engelhard Steinway.
He wanted to build the best pianos possible – "Built to a standard, not a price." "Make no compromise in quality," and "Strive always to improve the instrument."
With these 3 values Steinway &Son have flourished in the musical world and have over 125 registered patents so far, a great deal more than their closest competitor.
Heinrich Engelhard Steinway, a German immigrant founded the Steinway & Sons Piano Company in 1853. The New York based company is a joint American and German manufacturer of hand crafted pianos.
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The company grew in the late 19th Century thanks to the tradesman's who worked at their first factory in Astoria, Queens, building upon the success state side a second factory was founded at Hamburg in Germany.
Over 5,000 Boston piano instruments are built at the Kawai factory in Hamamatsu, Japan each year. A Boston piano will carry the same quality as a Steinway but marketed at a much lower price offering everyone a slice of the magic.
There are five models in the Boston Grand Piano range and three Boston uprights, all available in a wide range of colours and finishes – all of which are available for purchase at Tyneside Piano Company in Ashington, near Newcastle.
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You can choose to have your new Boston finished in a polished Ebony, White, Walnut, or Mahogany but if you prefer you can go for a satin finish.
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