Rivulet is the latest innovation from PETROF, so new in fact there is currently only one other Rivulet in the US. This piano impressed attendees at the NAMM show in January, and we were lucky enough to receive one directly from the show.
This piano is part of PETROF’s new Inspiration line of pianos that feature Czech design and assembly. Inspiration instruments are a step up from the Discovery line, a silver tier, exemplified by a silver cast iron plate.
The design of this piano is based on the well-established PETROF P125, a best-seller in Europe from PETROF’s Mastery line. Much of the key tonal design specifications use the P125 design. It incorporates a PETROF action, and the quality shows when you feel the responsiveness when executing delicate or subtle musical passages. The hammers, by Louis Renner, are German-made and have the versatility to draw out the trademark PETROF sweet tone.
At 50 inches tall, the Rivulet not only has the trademark PETROF tone clarity and sweetness, it also has the requisite size to deliver deep resonant tones, and orchestral power. This instrument is comparable to a Yamaha U3 in size and cost, but has superior tone, construction, materials, and responsiveness.
Learn more about PETROF, a family-run company that has been making pianos since 1864, representing a strong tradition of Central European craftsmanship.
Rivulet is the latest innovation from PETROF, so new in fact there is currently only one other Rivulet in the US. This piano impressed attendees at the NAMM show in January, and we were lucky enough to receive one directly from the show.
This piano is part of PETROF’s new Inspiration line of pianos that feature Czech design and assembly. Inspiration instruments are a step up from the Discovery line, a silver tier, exemplified by a silver cast iron plate.
The design of this piano is based on the well-established PETROF P125, a best-seller in Europe from PETROF’s Mastery line. Much of the key tonal design specifications use the P125 design. It incorporates a PETROF action, and the quality shows when you feel the responsiveness when executing delicate or subtle musical passages. The hammers, by Louis Renner, are German-made and have the versatility to draw out the trademark PETROF sweet tone.
At 50 inches tall, the Rivulet not only has the trademark PETROF tone clarity and sweetness, it also has the requisite size to deliver deep resonant tones, and orchestral power. This instrument is comparable to a Yamaha U3 in size and cost, but has superior tone, construction, materials, and responsiveness.
Learn more about PETROF, a family-run company that has been making pianos since 1864, representing a strong tradition of Central European craftsmanship.
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