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If you are looking to buy a new piano, you have likely examined nearly every square inch of multiple instruments. As I’ve explained before in previous posts, it’s important to know a piano inside and out before spending a single dime. Most people spend time reviewing the inner workings of the piano, inspecting everything from … Continued
If you were going to purchase a new laptop, you would probably take plenty of time to learn about your options. Even before going to the electronics store to check out available models, you would probably do a little research on each manufacturer. You might want to know basics, such as – what makes a … Continued
As I’ve mentioned before, all pianos are not created equal. Each piano – especially high end instruments – are traditionally hand crafted using a variety of top quality materials. In order to understand how to select the best grand piano, you will need to understand the function and importance of each and every part. One … Continued
When properly cared for, the music from your grand piano is a delight to your ears. It doesn’t take long however, before it starts to sound “off”. How often should you have your grand piano tuned? The answer varies depending on the conditions your piano is exposed to, and your personal preferences.
The motivating message that "practice makes perfect" is so true, as it applies to nearly any skill under the sun. However, it is especially accurate when it comes to playing the grand piano. Whether a famous maestro with masterpieces heard by millions, a musical moonlighter at a local lounge, or a hidden talent hiding out in their home, there is almost always one common factor for being able to play … Continued
If there was one part of the piano considered the most important, one of the piano features which is most vital and integral to a piano’s quality is the pinblock. The pinblock holds the tuning pins that in turn, hold each piano string. Pinblocks must hold up to the immense tension applied by the tuned … Continued
Our last blog post talked about the importance of having six full-size backposts in the backframe of your vertical piano. Some manufacturers have taken to using half-size posts on the ends and these half-size posts will not provide a piano with the same tuning stability as full-size posts will. We also have several concerns about … Continued