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This 1966 Mason & Hamlin Has a Sound I Didn’t Expect

This Piano Is For Sale - https://livingpianos.com/pianos/mason... Robert Estrin from Living Pianos introduces a Mason & Hamlin Model A, highlighting its desirability as a "grand piano" and a "historic piano." The video showcases the instrument's unique features, including the "Perpetual Tension" mechanism. For those interested in "used pianos" or piano "restoration," this provides valuable insights into what makes these instruments so special. Although the Model A measures 5’8″, it is widely known throughout the piano industry as the “king of the baby grands.” This reputation comes from Mason & Hamlin’s renowned Wide-Tail Design. By widening the rear of the rim, Mason & Hamlin dramatically increased the surface area of the soundboard. The result is a 5’8″ piano with the resonance, depth, and bass response of a much larger instrument. This innovative design allows for longer bass strings and a more expansive bridge, producing a rich, powerful, and distinctly symphonic tonal profile that is unmistakably Mason & Hamlin.