The Kimball Viennese Art Case piano, produced in the 1980s during Kimball’s ownership of Bösendorfer, is a high-end American-made grand designed with Austrian engineering. These pianos (often 5’8″, 5’9″, or 6’7″) feature Bösendorfer-licensed scale designs, direct-coupled bridges, and high-quality European-style cabinetry. They are noted for a warm, “Viennese” tone, superior responsiveness, and ornate or high-quality finishes (walnut satin, French cherry).The Kimball Viennese Art Case grand piano is a premium American instrument from the 1980s, designed using Austrian engineering while Kimball owned Bösendorfer. These pianos, typically sized at 5’8″, 5’9″, or 6’7″, are distinguished by their high-quality, European-style cabinetry (such as walnut satin or French cherry finishes) and a refined tonal character. Key features include Bösendorfer-licensed scale designs and direct-coupled bridges, resulting in a responsive action and a distinctive warm, “Viennese” tone.
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