Piano manufacturers recommend tuning twice a year for both grand pianos and upright pianos. A piano that is regularly tuned and serviced will be a more stable instrument that will hold its value much more so than a piano that is neglected.
The elasticity of the piano wire, the age and quality of the piano, the amount of use the piano receives, combined with the piano’s continual adjustment to the humidity changes in your home, are all factors that will cause your piano to go out of tune. I use proven tuning techniques to ensure that stability is achieved in every tuning, thus maximizing your tuning investment.Īn out-of-tune piano can discourage even novice musicians. As they say in real estate investment, a critical factor is "Location, Location, Location." In a similar light, the key component of a high quality piano tuning is "Stability, Stability, Stability." Creating tuning stability is a skill that must be developed and conscientiously applied.
Stability is just as important as a magnificent tuning. There are two essential jobs to accomplish when tuning a piano: 1) create a beautiful, harmonious tuning, and 2) ensure the tuning is stable and will last. Each string is under about 200 pounds of tension…altogether, that's 20+ tons of tension that must be manipulated in order to achieve a fine tuning. In a grand piano or upright piano there are 230+ strings that the piano tuner must adjust. Piano tuning involves adjusting the tension of each string to a particular pitch. Serving San Diego North County – Since 1990 Piano Tuning - Piesik Piano Tuning - Piano Repair Service
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