Handel Pianos

The Fridolin Schimmel F116T is part of the the brand new and extremely impressive "Fridolin" range by the well known and highly respected Schimmel piano company. In a similar vein to Steinway's "Essex" line and Bechstein's "Zimmermann" range, the instrument is designed in Germany and assembled in China by the Pearl River piano factory before being finished off back in the Schimmel factory in Braunschweig, Germany. This allows for a highly affordable new piano to be produced that still has the excellent design, high quality components and the familiar sound of a Schimmel piano.

As opposed to many other manufacturers, who at this price level choose to go for a more bright and strident tone, the Fridolin Schimmel F121 has a distinctly soft and silky sound, which is much more akin to that of an older style European piano, whilst still managing to retain all the power and fluid playability from the action of a modern twenty first century instrument. This all adds up to make the Fridolin 121 a very impressive instrument indeed for the price.

Although these pianos are assembled in China, what really sets them apart from other Chinese built instruments, is both the components used, such as the the excellent, non-laminated soundboard and German strings, and, perhaps most importably, the fact that every single Fridolin Schimmel piano is hand finished, tuned toned and regulated in Schimmel's factory in Braunschweig, Germany.

The pictured example of the Fridolin Schimmel F116T is finished in a very attractive gloss black casework with brass fittings. However, the instrument can also be specified with chrome fittings at no additional cost.

The F116T is also available to order in gloss white, please contact us for details of our latest stock levels, pricing of non standard finishes and current colour availability.

This piano comes with a 5 year guarantee inclusive, with the option to extend should you wish.

• £100 for 1 additional year
• £200 for 2 additional years
• £250 for 3 additional years

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If so let us know, we can advise on the best ways to prevent heat damage to your piano.