August Förster 170 Studio Grand Piano

The August Förster 170 is a studio grand piano, 170 cm long and weighing about 350 kg, handcrafted in the workshop of August Förster, a family company based in Löbau, Germany, since 1859. Made in the August Förster workshops, where traditional mastery meets modern craftsmanship, the Model 170 Studio Grand Piano brings the full, rich tone sought on concert stages to studios and homes despite its compact case.
Studio Grand: Model 170
With its Renner action and solid spruce soundboard offering rich resonance on every key, the Model 170 carries the full tone sought on concert stages despite its compact case.
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Renner Action Detail
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Sound & Materials
August Förster 170 Key Features
- Renner action made from European hornbeam and Kluge keyboard
- Soundboard of specially dried mountain spruce; ribs set into the case
- Sand-cast iron frame and 19-ply cross-laminated beech pin block
- Röslau strings; bass strings hand-wound in the Förster workshop
- Sostenuto pedal, ebony sharps and soft-close fallboard
August Förster can meet almost any special request with a wide range of designs, veneers and finishes.
Other August Förster Models
For the brand’s story and all models, see the August Förster pianos page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the August Förster 170 made?
In the Löbau workshop run by the fifth generation of the family; the soundboard, bass strings and case details are largely worked by hand.
Which spaces is the August Förster 170 suited to?
Described by Förster as its studio grand, the 170 is ideal for homes, practice studios and small halls thanks to its compact size.
Can a silent system or narrow-key keyboard be added to this model?
Yes. Förster’s Silent system and narrow-key “stretto” keyboard are offered on all grand and upright models.
How do I order an August Förster 170 in Türkiye?
Kuğu Müzik is August Förster’s authorised dealer in Türkiye. Contact us about the whole ordering process, including model, veneer and options.
Source: August Förster official website


