Boston GP178
- Ebony Polish
- 5'10"
- Serial #135691
- 2000
- bench included
$18,900.00
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Purchased new in 2000, this Boston GP178 is a beautiful 5'10" ebony polish grand piano designed by Steinway & Sons.
Known for its rich tone, responsive touch, and excellent musical range, this piano offers many of the qualities pianists look for in a well-built grand. Its 5'10" size provides a full, satisfying sound while still fitting comfortably in many homes, studios, or teaching spaces.
A wonderful option for the discerning pianist, this Boston grand has a great sound, elegant appearance, and many years of music ahead.
This piano has undergone inspection and passed with flying colors. The case is in like-new condition, it has been maintained and cared for which shows in the clean interior; it has no cracks or damage to the wood parts, i.e. the soundboard, and bridges, and it has tight pins. Bench included. Reconditioning will happen soon:
- Resurfacing the Hammers (which have very little wear)
- Aligning Hammers to Strings
- Tightening Action Screws
- Leveling Keys, Adjusting Key Dip
- Adjusting Let-off and Backchecks
- Cleaning the Strings & Soundboard
- Polishing the Keytops
- Tightening All Action Screws
- Adjusting the Pedals
- Case & Parts Cleaning
- Tuning & Voicing
We back our work with a 2-year mechanical warranty.
Today, a brand new ebony polish Boston GP178 grand costs $40,200. Here is your chance to own a lovely and affordable pre-owned Steinway designed piano for less than half the cost - what a great piano for the aspiring musician! This will be a great addition to any home or music studio.
Boston Piano History
In 1991 the Steinway & Sons piano company began working with the Kawai piano manufacturer in Japan to build the Boston piano to Steinway specifications. By this arrangement, Steinway can offer their patented technologies as a lower cost to their customers.
Steinway Piano History
Steinway & Sons was established in Manhattan, New York, in 1853 by Heinrich Steinweg, a German piano maker who immigrated to the United States in 1850. The company quickly grew to become one of the most respected piano manufacturers in the world and remains one of the most recognized names in the piano industry today.
While Steinway & Sons is no longer owned or operated by the Steinweg family, Steinway pianos continue to be handcrafted in New York, maintaining the company’s long tradition of quality and craftsmanship. Over time, Steinway has also expanded its family of instruments to include Boston and Essex pianos. Boston pianos, designed by Steinway & Sons, are manufactured in Japan, while Essex pianos, also designed by Steinway & Sons, are manufactured in China.
Together, these lines offer a range of instruments inspired by Steinway’s design philosophy, making the Steinway family of pianos accessible to a wider variety of pianists.