Pianoteq grotian vs bluthner software#

If it turns out to be a go then you should have a fine instrument, if a tad unique. I was a Pianoteq diehard (have the demos for 4, 5 & 6) for years, always wanted to get it but was put off by the hefty price. Pianoteq Bluthner Model 1 Grand Piano Add-On - For Pianoteq Virtual Piano Software B&H MOBGPAOPT MFR 12-41315 Key Features Model of Blthner Grand Piano Aliquot System from Original Piano See All Details 4900 Add to Cart Add to Wish List Electronic Download Emailed within 1-3 Business Days This item is noncancelable and nonreturnable. I suggest not bringig it home without that because there are so called restorations and then very good restorations that take place on pianos.

Again back to that professional certified technicians opinion. You just want to be sure you aren't buying an ornamental piece but a good functioning piano with lot's of life left in it. It's size may or may not be a hinderence but generally bigger is better ( IMO) when it comes to a grand ! In a household situation it's a matter of space, if you can stand that, well then just play with the top down. The Ruthner is obviously a bit unique with it's fourth string arrangement. Much more body, more rounded and realistic.

I'm not familiar with the Ruthner action but generally speaking by the early 1900s or late 1800s even, most pianos would have action that is made well. Grotrian has a brighter sound, and a much better bass (first couple of octaves) than any other Pianoteq model I've tried. Then again, I chose Bluthner over the othe.

Pianoteq grotian vs bluthner full version#

A technician could best assess that for you and tell the condition of them best and how much of a restoration process took place on the Ruthner. Hey, due to this discussion I tried a little bit the demo version of Grotrian, and I definitely prefer the Bluthner, although I think I can't give a solid opinion before I'm purchasing the full version of Grotrian and play with it for a few hours. Much depends on it's life history in either pianos case. Classical and film score composer - 1925 Romhildt Weimar 55' 1933 Broadwood 46'. By 50 or 60 years you have to start to think about the pin block and if it will hold a pin locking in tuning or not. Bluthners (grands in early 1900s) are my fav all time pianos thus far, with bechsteins as a close and more versatile second. Both are over 50 years old, the age difference is not signicant between them.