Grand Piano

Mason & Hamlin Model A

Mason & Hamlin · Model A Grand Piano

Price: 7.271 EUR – 7.271 EUR

Price history 06.09.2026 19.09.2026
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A grand piano from Mason & Hamlin, the American maker known for its patented Tension Resonator system and a fuller, more powerful tone than many comparably sized competitors.

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About the Mason & Hamlin Model A

Mason & Hamlin's Tension Resonator is a metal frame system built into the piano's rim specifically to maintain consistent crown and tension in the soundboard over decades of use - most pianos' soundboards gradually lose their arch and resulting tonal projection as they age, and Mason & Hamlin's patented system was engineered specifically to slow that decline. This is a genuinely distinctive engineering approach not shared by most other American or European makers.

The Model A size has become one of the brand's most popular offerings, balancing Mason & Hamlin's characteristically bold, powerful tone with a size manageable for serious home and studio installations - American piano enthusiasts and technicians often cite Mason & Hamlin specifically for a tonal character distinct from the more common Steinway-influenced sound many other American-made pianos pursü.

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Sound character of the Mason & Hamlin Model A

Mason & Hamlin's signature Tension Resonator - a system of struts under the soundboard that maintains its crown independently of the plate - lets the Model A carry an unusually powerful, resonant bass and long sustain for its size class. Combined with a thick maple-and-mahogany rim, the result is a big, room-filling tone rather than a delicate or thin one.

Resonant Full-bodied Warm

Technical data for the Mason & Hamlin Model A

Feature Patented Tension Resonator system
Finish Ebony satin
Origin USA (Mason & Hamlin, since 1854)

Price history for the Mason & Hamlin Model A

Cheapest seen: 7.271 EUR  ·  Most expensive seen: 7.271 EUR

7.273 EUR7.190 EUR 06.09.2026 15.09.202616.09.202618.09.2026 19.09.2026
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The history of the Mason & Hamlin Model A

Mason & Hamlin, founded in 1854, built its reputation on the patented Tension Resonator system, with the Model A representing one of its most popular grand sizes.

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