Pianos
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Piano advice and help on buying pianos.
The oldest trick of the trade is to suggest a tired or used budget piano that was acquired for next to nothing in a part-exchange, as ideal for grade 2 or 3. It is as simple as this: a piano either works properly - consistently and reliably, at concert pitch, or it doesn't. Even to complete grade 1, the piano must work properly.
Essential Piano Information and Advice about Pianos
It helps to know what has happened in the piano manufacturing industry over the past 25 years:
- go to The Piano Industry
When looking at a range of pianos, do you know what you should be looking for?
- go to Piano Key Factors
Are older pianos better? If an old piano is rebuilt will it actually last as long as a new piano? Are rebuilt pianos worth as much as they're sold for? Find out...
- go to Modern Pianos are Best
"Bluthners have a soft and mellow tone." "Yamahas sound bright and clear."
This is generally true. However, whilst each piano may have its unique tonal character, the amount of tonal brilliance (bright-soft) is controlled by the skilled art of 'voicing'. The touch sensitivity and resistance can be adjusted too, by precision action regulation. We offer a unique service to ensure your new or nearly-new piano is set-up to your preference and for peak performance.
Let's talk about pianos!
You prefer to get advice on what piano is best for you, so pick up the phone and call us! We want you to get the best advice on pianos.
Better still, if you want to visit our piano shop in Hampshire to try our pianos, we'll give you the whole shop full of pianos all to yourself to play, free from an audience! ...and we'll pay your travel expenses on purchase*. Call us on 01425 476644