I would like to ask for an opinion on B. Steiner pianos.
Looking at prices on the Internet, they didn't seem very high to me, but I would like to know if they are worth it in terms of quality. I am looking for a grand piano so that I can study. Could a Steiner piano be a good choice?
I have never tried a Steiner. But, beyond the brand, the piano that could become yours is one you must try and try again several days after the first time.
Have you seen a Steiner from a piano dealer or from a private seller?
Looking for a piano is a bit like looking for a house: no two are exactly alike. They must be seen, tried, and compared.
If you already have a piano of your own (which you will replace, I imagine), that is the first comparison.
I suggest you try many: even those you already think you won't like. And also very high-level pianos (even if they should be totally out of your budget). At least you will get an idea of what exists in the world - in the world of the piano - in terms of sound and mechanics.