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Blüthner e-Klavier

Blüthner USA LLC
5660 West Grand River
Lansing, Michigan 48906
517-886-6000
info@bluthnerpiano.com
www.bluthnerpiano.com

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Blüthner, one of the world’s preeminent piano makers, has released its first line of digital pianos, called the e-Klavier, engineered and manufactured in Leipzig, Germany. (For company background, see the Blüthner listing in the Acoustic Brand Profiles.)

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Blüthner says it has developed a unique approach to sampling and sound modeling, called Authentic Acoustic Behavior, that allows the e-Klavier to reproduce the effect of the aliquot (fourth) string of Blüthner’s acoustic pianos. This system also permits the reproduction of advanced harmonics, such as the coincidental partials produced when two notes are played simultaneously, and the sound the dampers make when lifting off the strings. The e-Klavier actions, sourced from Fatar, feature escapement, and wooden keys with “ivory feel” in some models. In the near future, users will be able to download new sounds to the e-Klaviers via the Internet at no charge, and store the sounds of turn-of-the-century Blüthner pianos and other Blüthner models of interest.

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Blüthner also makes a hybrid-piano system, called “e-volution,” that can be installed in any of its acoustic upright or grand models. For more information, see the Blüthner listing in the Acoustic Brand Profiles.

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For more information on Minimum Advertise Price and retail pricing, see How to Buy a Digital Piano.


For an explanation of features and specifications shown, please see the Key to Specifications and Prices.

Model & Pricing Guide

Blüthner e-Klavier

Model
Form
Finish
Dimensions WxDxH (inches)
Weight (pounds)
Realism
Est. Price
Total Watts
Speakers
Piano Pedals
Half Pedal
Bluetooth
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