Piano For Sale

Description

Piano Identification & Specifications

Brand: SCHOLZE

German-origin brand, historically associated with mid-range upright pianos produced for domestic and institutional use.

Type

• Upright Piano (Vertical Piano)
• Traditional cabinet-style upright suitable for home use, schools, and studios.

Year of Manufacture: in the late 1960s to early 1970s.

Factory of Origin

• Scholze was originally a German brand, but by the mid‑20th century many of its instruments were assembled in Eastern Europe (Czechoslovakia) under German design standards.

Keyboard

• 88 keys (standard full keyboard)
• White keys are likely ivory-substitute plastic (common after the 1950s)
• Black keys are likely ebonized wood or plastic

Pedals

• 3 pedals
• Right: Sustain pedal
• Middle: Practice / mute pedal (very common in German uprights)
• Left: Soft pedal

Cabinet & Finish

• Wood veneer cabinet, dark brown finish
• Straight, minimalist European design
• Fallboard covering keys
• The front panel is removable for maintenance

Action Mechanism

• Traditional upright piano action
• Likely Renner-style or German-standard action components (typical of Scholze-era pianos)
• Mechanical (non-digital, acoustic)

Sound Characteristics (Typical for This Class)

• Warm, mellow midrange
• Moderate bass projection
• Designed more for practice, classical repertoire, and teaching rather than concert performance

Approximate Dimensions (Typical for this model class)

• Height: 110–120 cm
• Width: 145–150 cm
• Depth: 55–60 cm (Exact measurements require physical inspection)
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