Silbermann pianos incorporate many features that are normally found in high-end world class pianos.  The rich and full sound of Silbermann pianos is superior to many pianos at its price level.  Today, Silbermann pianos have a global reputation for quality and value, in the United States, Canada, Asia, Europe and many parts of the world.
 

	Soundboard Spruce is a wood best known for its resonance, strength and sound transmission quality.  All Silbermann pianos use SOLID SPRUCE for its soundboard.   Spruce used in Silbermann pianos come from temperate countries where air humidity is low. The soundboard is carefully tapered, so that it is thinner at the edges.  This ensures that the soundboard can vibrate properly once it is glued to the piano's inner rim.
	Dovetail connection This is a special feature not found in many pianos.  Silbermann grand pianos use a dovetail connection from the posts to the grand piano rim, to ensure a strong connection, and at the same time allow for piano vibration.
	German hammers with solid walnut mouldings High quality pianos come with using high-quality materials.  Imported German hammers are used with Silbermann pianos.  Japanese wool felts are used with the hammers.
	German Roslau strings Silbermann pianos use German Roslau strings which are also used in many of the world's top-quality pianos for strength, durability and tone excellence.  See http://www.roeslau-draht.com
	Weights are placed on each key as part of the procedure to carefully calibrate them to attain a consistent feel.  Leads are inserted to the body of the keys to ensure an evenness in the pressure necessary to push each key.
	A "Renner-type" European style action is used in all Silbermann pianos for consistency, reliability and quick responsive action.
	Keyboards are produced with digitally controlled machines to ensure precision and a proper fit with the action.
	Elegant looking pedals are made with solid  cast and polished brass.