60s 70s FRITZ KUHLA Upright Piano

FRITZ KUHLA Special No. 20, early model. This is an upright piano. FRITZ KUHLA was a high-end upright piano manufactured by Toyo Piano during the 1960s and 1970s, alongside Apollo, which was also popular in the used market. It is no longer in production.
This is a masterpiece said to be made with high-quality wood and meticulous handcraftsmanship, and is highly regarded by tuners. It is an upright piano made to achieve a finish comparable to that of a grand piano. In the past, it was even designated as an instrument by prestigious institutions such as Tokyo University of the Arts and Musashino Academia Musicae. Its sound quality is highly reliable. Tuning is required, but it has been confirmed that all keys produce sound.
Touch: It is renowned for its responsive touch, making it easy to translate the performer's intentions into sound.
Durability: Crafted with care by artisans, it is said to last over 100 years with proper maintenance.
Model Number: 42245

[Actual Dimensions]

Special No. 20
Size: W1510mm
Bottom section (D 560)
Keyboard section (D 645)
Top section (D380) H1230