I am often asked what equipment would be needed to move a piano. This question typically comes from someone who is considering purchasing a used piano. Often people are planning to have their friend...
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If your piano has ivory keys, or if you are thinking about purchasing a piano with ivory keys, there are certain things that you should know about the care of the keys. As your piano tuner Wilmington...
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This is the third article in a series of articles that explain the benefits of regular piano tuning. The first article explained the benefits for a student who’s learning to play, and the second...
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There are two major reasons for the importance of regular piano tuning: 1) For the benefit of a student who is learning to play 2) To preserve the life span of your piano This article will discuss...
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There are two major reasons for the importance of regular piano tuning: 1) For the benefit of the student who’s learning to play 2) To preserve the life of your piano This article will discuss...
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A piano has over 200 strings at 150 lbs. tension each, totaling 30,000 lbs. of tension. A wooden structure, even when reinforced by cast iron, cannot maintain that level of tension indefinitely. When...
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One of the most common questions I am asked, as a Pennsylvania and Delaware piano tuner, is whether moving a piano makes it go out of tune. The answer is a qualified “yes,” and your piano tuner...
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When a pianist or student recalls what a favorite song of theirs sounds like and they begin to play it on the piano and experience that it doesn’t sound quite the same, it can be very frustrating...
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