The piano received a new pinblock and all-new strings & tuning pins. The remainder of the piano is entirely original and in remarkably fresh condition, even for a piano twice its age. Seldom seen in our inventory, used Petrof pianos are enormously popular with piano teachers of advanced piano students. Like other high-end European pianos, the Petrof allows a pianist to achieve a subtlety of expression normally available only from much more expensive European piano makers. Though Petrof is still one of the most affordable high-end European pianos, you might be taken aback to know that a comparable new same-size Petrof grand, the model P173, has an MSRP of $88,640 with the least expensive ebony finish seen here. You could buy FOUR (!!) pianos like this for the cost of one new Petrof P173 and still have money left over! Petrof pianos have only been available in the West since the early 1990s; hence, many of the original owners still have them and are reluctant to part with them. We rarely get more than two in any given calendar year. Therefore, if you have been yearning for a high-end European piano at a mid-range price, do not miss the chance to buy this piano during the short window it will be available in our shop.