Schimmel C121 Tradition Marketerie Gloss Polished Mahogany + TwinTone Silent System

A "dynamic sound bar" or "Dynamikstab" from Schimmel is attached to the soundboard during the manufacture of the soundboard. This ensures maximum sonic dynamics as well as the richest timbres and long notes, even in the pianissimo range.

The mountain spruce soundboard is of the highest quality, it comes exclusively from the Bavarian and Bohemian forests. The selected wood is perfect, grown slowly and at high altitude

The hammer heads are made from the highest quality Merino wool using a traditional fulling process in Germany. The result is a great wealth of sound colors in the different dynamic levels.

The coating of the white keys is in mineral and the black keys are in ebony to offer a more sensitive touch. The mineral coating is also "anti-glare" with a matt surface, which is particularly advantageous for the pianist.

It is an excellent charismatic upright piano. It is ideal for pianists who are looking for a German instrument of very good quality and with a proven reputation.
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All the advantages of the TwinTone silent system: The TwinTone silent system allows you to play with headphones whenever you want, day or night, with a real acoustic piano. ▸ 11 different tones: Choose your favorite sound according to the style of music you want to play and get ready to be inspired. The TwinTone has 11 different instrument sounds (concert grand piano or concert upright) but also different sounds such as the harpsichord, the church organ, strings or even electric pianos ... ▸ Metronome: Connect your headphones and you can practice your scales using the built-in metronome. It is an essential accessory for musical practice. --- ▸ AUX-output allows you to output the signal to an external amplification (Hi-Fi system, recorder, amplified speakers, etc.). ▸ The AUX-input receives external sound sources. It allows you to play your favorite music from your mobile phone or other audio devices into the piano. ▸ The MIDI OUT output transmits your playing information to an external device such as a synthesizer. ▸ The MIDI IN input receives your playing information like a sequencer to use the TwinTone tone generator. --- You can therefore record yourself, listen to yourself and create an accompaniment:

▸ Either you can record directly into the piano's memory. Using memory is more interesting when you want to listen to yourself directly. This allows you to work on a piece by listening to it and then repeating specific passages.

▸ Either on a USB device at the USB-Device terminal

▸ Either you can insert an SD card in the piano so that your recordings are directly on it, so you can take your piano achievements everywhere with you.