Yes, that's the one. Pianoteq has a digital model of this digital grand as well, and it is the closest of any of their modeled pianos, in my opinion.
I do like VSL Synchron Pianos better overall, but Bechstein as a piano brand has certain characteristics that can really cut through, due to the balance across the frequency spectrum and its high level of articulateness. I would be thrilled if VSL did a small-stage addition of the Bechstein eventually.
Unfortunately my furlough turned into permanent layoff just as I was wrapping up several dozen productions that I had planned to finally release publicly.
I really haven't spend much time on music during this high-pressure job hunt of the past few weeks -- just sporadic random work here and there on a large number of pieces vs. focused work on near-complete album-ready tracks -- and I'm now doing pro bono work in audio so that's taking up most of my time (I might as well help others if I can't help myself, and it helps credentials anyway).
Both the Bechstein and the Steinway are used on two separate jazz numbers that I DID publish publicly in April a part of a two volume compilation that is on Soundcloud, but I'm not sure what the forum policy is about providing a link to something like that within a normal forum topic.