Falcone FV-23TD
- Ebony Polish
- 47" Studio
- Serial #MF0235
- 1982
- bench included
$6,820.00
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This well-built studio upright offers a full, satisfying sound in a practical and versatile cabinet size. As a taller upright, it provides a longer speaking length of string than many smaller models, allowing for greater resonance, depth, and tonal richness.
Its size and sound make it an excellent choice for a home, teaching studio, practice room, or music studio. Dependable, musical, and thoughtfully designed, this studio upright is a wonderful option for anyone looking for a quality piano with a fuller sound.
As with all preowned instruments, this piano will be reconditioned to our high standards. Reconditioning will include:
- Hammer Resurfacing
- Aligning Hammers to Strings
- Tightening Action Screws
- Leveling Keys
- Adjusting Key Dip
- Adjusting Let-off and Backchecks
- Polishing Keytops
- Adjusting the Pedals
- Polishing Brass Hardware
- Clean the Case
- Tuning & Voicing
We guarantee our work with a 2-year mechanical warranty.
Falcone Piano History
The Falcone piano has a unique and interesting place in American piano history. In 1982, Santi Falcone began importing pianos for his retail stores and later invested in a piano factory in Haverhill, Massachusetts, where Falcone pianos were manufactured.
By 1989, Falcone had left the company, and it became Mason & Hamlin Corporation, producing pianos under several respected names, including Mason & Hamlin, Knabe, Sohmer, and George Steck. In 1996, the company was purchased by the Burgett family, owners of the PianoDisc music playback system.
Although the Falcone name is no longer produced, these pianos were built during a brief but noteworthy period from approximately 1982–1993. They are especially interesting because their design and scale were closely related to the Mason & Hamlin pianos of that era.