Wilhelm
The W 180 Tradition represents "simple elegance and European musical tradition". This grand piano combines "a musical experience for all the senses" with an outstanding price-to-value ratio. The design, originally developed by Arno Wilhelm Schimmel in the 1930s, aimed to offer the "sound volume of large-scale instruments" in a more graceful form.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.
Schimmel's Wilhelm series represents "3/4" grand pianos built according to the European tradition of piano-making. The W 206 Tradition offers "the sound volume of large-scale instruments with a much more graceful appearance", an innovation originally patented by Arno Wilhelm Schimmel in the 1930s.Key construction features include high-performance hammer heads made of high-elasticity, low-dispersion Merino felt, a resonance-amplifying soundboard and tonewoods selected from Bavarian and Bohemian forests, where "only around 2% of the wood sourced meets production standards".Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.