At only 5 feet, 1.5 inches long, Boston Piano Company's new grand-piano design is proof positive that terrific things come in small packages. Two years in the making, the GP156 model is Boston's fifth grand-piano design. Like other Boston grands, the new model has a wider tail, increasing the soundboard area to that of a larger instrument. Other standard Boston features on the GP156 include a duplex scale. Aside from the keys, spruce also is used to make the ribs and tapered soundboard.
Solid maple crowns the vertically laminated bridge, while hammers have mahogany mouldings.
It's a genuine Boston through and through. And that means it's a Steinway design to its very soul. The GP156 retails for several thousand dollars less than Boston's larger grand pianos. Produced by G2G Productions Inc . All rights reserved.