Here are some links that may be of interest to visitors of this site:

	Steinway's website includes model specs, factory tours and much more.
	Japan's largest maker of just about everything under the sun. You can find info on everything from Yamaha's pianos and other musical instruments to their audio equipment, snowmobiles, motorcycles and dozens of other products.
	The "other" famous Japanese piano maker's website.
	An interesting glance at perhaps the smallest piano maker in the world producing some of the highest quality instruments. They produce about 65 pianos a year.
	The most respected and commonly-used consumer guide to buying pianos on the market today. At this site (for a small fee) you can get advice on buying any piano or piano service.
	One of Germany's oldest piano makers makes it on line with current models, history and more. Particularly interesting is their system using a fourth string in the treble unisons that vibrates sympathetically.
	Master Musicians Inc. Top quality, new, vintage and used guitars, amps, drums and pro-sound equipment.
	One of the finest technicians in the area. His site is full of sound advice and explanations of various piano services plus answers to the most commonly asked questions. Pianos for sale, and a quarterly newsletter make this site a must visit!
	MSR's web site has information about digital player pianos and conversion kits, the new Mason & Hamlin piano line (they're back again!), the new Knabe piano line, piano CD's, music library, and more.
	One of the most widely found pianos in the US, especially in the school systems. Their flagship concert instrument, the SD-10 is found on many concert stages throughout the continent. Their site is a wealth of information.
	An international organization of piano tuners, technicians, rebuilders and allied tradesmen. Their web site is a wealth of information with lists of technicians in all 50 states and Canada, and many related links to the world of piano technology.