THE STYLING OF THE CONTINENTAL UPRIGHT (EUP-108C) PUTS IT AT HOME IN ANY DECOR. THE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN OFFERS DISTINCTIVE AND STYLISH ELEGANCE AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE.
Designed by STEINWAY & SONS, the Essex has been created as a tribute to the idea that beautiful piano styles and finishes can and should be possible in every price range. With elegant traditional styling and museum-quality finishes, Essex will be a stunning addition to your home. And it is available in an array of models, sizes, and veneers to fit every décor and every lifestyle.
- Front Toe Stabilizers
- Fold-down Keylid Lip
- Continental Styling Adapts to Any Décor
- Contemporary Elegance
- Ebony Polish Finsh
The STEINWAY-DESIGNED ESSEX piano incorporates the latest design specifications and engineering standards from STEINWAY & SONS. Learn more about why the ESSEX remains the best choice in its price range for anyone looking for a quality piano at an affordable price.
Specifications
DIMENSIONS
Height: 108 cm (42%”)
Width: 147 cm (57%”)
Depth: 55 cm (21%”)
Net Weight: 209 kg (460 lb)
ENCASEMENT
Furniture
Continental Case designed by William Faber.
Finish
High Polish: Ebony
Hardware
Brass
The Essex incorporates the latest design and engineering enhancements from Steinway’s dedicated research and development team. By utilizing specially engineered materials, large-scale production techniques, and carefully selected manufacturing environments, the Essex is able to deliver a level of musical performance previously unattainable in its price range.
Essex uprights come in a variety of case styles, and are well-suited for the spectrum of home decor styles and personal aesthetics. From satin black to aubergine mahogany; brass hardware to nickel; contemporary to classic — the Essex line celebrates the marriage of form and function.
Essex backposts are massive — providing a solid foundation for the resonating soundboard and tensioned vibrating strings, thus helping create a beautiful tone, essex backpost locations are staggered — located where the string tension is greatest, instead of neatly equidistant. Massive staggered backposts help provide superb tone and maximum stability, ensuring the piano will last, tunings will be more stable, and piano tone will be enhanced for the years and decades to come.

It also has more sustain, is more powerful, has more dynamic range, and provides warmer and more mellow tones.

