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The Achilles heel of Yamaha, Kawai Piano and other Asian-made pianos is a hammer butt assembly that relies upon a small braided cord to hold an essential spring in check. After years of use this cord is prone to breaking, which causes the piano action to perform unsatisfactorily.
Once you’ve chosen and bought your piano, you probably can’t wait to get home and play your new instrument. But your shopping trip isn’t done yet, you still need to purchase the grand piano bench before you can really start playing. And just as all pianos are not created equal, the same holds true with benches, … Continued
A piano is something you only buy once, but chances are that you will need to move it a few times during the years you own it A piano is as heavy and delicate as its music is gorgeous. Therefore, whether you are taking home a new one from the store or relocating the one … Continued
A piano represents a significant investment in any household whether you play the piano professionally or just casually for enjoyment. You took the time to choose your piano carefully and thoughtfully. Now it’s time for you to put the same care and thought into choosing a piano tuner. I encourage you to choose a registered … Continued
Most piano owners, at some point, become aware (either by noticing that their piano is becoming more difficult to play or by having that fact brought to their attention by a technician) that their piano is in need of mechanical adjustments to the action – a process referred to as “action regulation”. Understandably, this awareness … Continued
Proper care and maintenance will ensure you many years of excellent preformance you have the right to expect from your piano. Keeping your piano well maintained will enhance your listening and playing pleasure while protecting your investment.