Boston is Steinway's own line, drawn by Steinway & Sons and built to their specification. This one has been fully restored and refinished in satin black, and its string scale was recalculated to a Steinway scale, which is the part you hear before you notice anything else.
The gold plate with its cast "Designed by Steinway" inscription, the fresh stringing over the soundboard, and the satin black case.
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Boston is not a Steinway imitation. Steinway & Sons designed the line themselves, in 1992, for players who wanted their engineering without a Steinway price. The plate on this instrument says so in cast letters: designed by Steinway.
What sets this one apart is what was done to it. Rather than restring it like for like, the string scale was recalculated to a Steinway scale, with lengths, gauges and tension re-mapped across the bridge. Rescaling is uncommon in a restoration at this price, and it is the part you hear: more even tension from bass to treble, and a more balanced voice through the middle of the keyboard where you actually play.
A Steinway-designed grand, rebuilt to a Steinway scale, for a third of what the name alone costs.
Most restorations put a piano back the way it was. This one went further: the string scale was recalculated to a Steinway scale before it was restrung, which is a step almost nobody takes at this price.
Ask to hear what the rescale did. We will play it for you, or leave you alone with it, whichever you prefer.
Have this Boston play itself. A QRS player system streams thousands of songs and reproduces live performances through your phone, fitted discreetly under the keybed so the instrument still looks, and plays by hand, exactly as it does now.
This is one specific restored and rescaled Boston, not a model we can reorder. Once it is reserved, it is off the market. Come play it at our DFW showroom, and we will hold it while you decide.