The single-strung style 2014/11/12 We would like to notify you that we collected Diapason 183SW grand piano recently. The most noticeable characteristic of this piano is the single-strung style. This style is applied to only high-class, handcrafted European pianos. You can see the same style on limited concert grand pianos these days. The mainstream of piano manufacturers adopts loop stringing, with which each string bends around its hitch pin. However, as we mentioned in newsletter, DIAPASON is dedicated towards high quality sound by using this style to make a great tune balance. Thanks to the perfect prevention of the string twist and the unbalance of wire's tension, DIAPASON has clear tune with wider tone ranges.. DIAPASON　183WS was already sold out, but we have other single-strung pianos. For instance, Cramer #57495, which was manufactured in 1920 in the U.K., is single-strung. Also, August Forster pianos in our stock (as we informed you on last-week newsletter) partially uses single-strung structure. The single-strung pianos are definitely noticiable feature, when recommending this piano to your customers.　We have a lot of inquiries about this type of pianos after sending newsletter of DIAPASON 183WS day by day. Thus, we expect much response to this newsletter. If you are interested in single-strung pianos including two models we introduced today, feel free to contact us!