There's never been anything quite like a Knabe piano. Handmade and created in the finest tradition of over 300 years of piano crafting, these limited production pianos have their own distinct look, feel and personality. When you play a Knabe, you will sense the difference between the ordinary and the extraordinary.
Chosen by the Metropolitan Opera, scientists Albert Einstein and Thomas Edison, musicians Saint-Saëns and Elvis Presley, and musicians Arthur Rubenstein and Peter Tchaikovsky (who chose a Knabe to debut Carnegie Hall’s first concert), Knabe pianos have been a fixture of the American Classical and Popular music for over almost two centuries. |
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WV243F: 43" French Provincial, Cherry Satin![]()
WV118H: 46 1/2" Professional Upright, Black Ebony![]()
WMV245 45" Studio Piano![]()
WMV647T 47" Traditional Console, Mahogany![]()
WKV118F 47" French Provincial Console![]()
WKV131 52" Professional Upright![]()
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WG48: 4' 8" Traditional Baby Grand Piano![]()
WG54: 5' 4" Classic Small Grand Piano![]()
WGS54: 5' 4" Knabe's 175th Anniversary Grand![]()
WMG600: 5' 9" Traditional Grand Piano![]()
WKG53M: 5' 3" Empire Grand Piano![]()
WKG58AF: 5' 8" Limited Edition Anniversary Model![]()
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Knabe Uprights
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Knabe Grands
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