Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Many people consider the 1920's and 1930's to be Steinway's "Golden Era." Some of Steinway's best pianos have come from this time period, many of which can rival a brand new Steinway even to this day. But in my opinion, this was not Steinway's only Golden Era. From my experience, Steinways from the 90's have a warm, rich sound, well regulated actions, and are a joy to play on. Although there will always be exceptions, especially with Steinway, the 90's seem to have been a very good time for their pianos, and this instrument proves my point.
Many people consider the 1920's and 1930's to be Steinway's "Golden Era." Some of Steinway's best pianos have come from this time period, many of which can rival a brand new Steinway even to this day. But in my opinion, this was not Steinway's only Golden Era. From my experience, Steinways from the 90's have a warm, rich sound, well regulated actions, and are a joy to play on. Although there will always be exceptions, especially with Steinway, the 90's seem to have been a very good time for their pianos, and this instrument proves my point.
