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Yeah, mainly electronic keyboards rather than pianos. I think to a certain extent it's to do with people's lifestyles, living in rented accommodation and owning
by cesaref 6y ago
Yeah, mainly electronic keyboards rather than pianos. I think to a certain extent it's to do with people's lifestyles, living in rented accommodation and owning a real piano doesn't really fit well together.
As for tuners, we're lucky to have a good tuner nearby who also does piano tech work so we're covered, although saying that, COVID-19 means we've not had a tune for 6 months and it's got a bit 'interesting' in the upper middle.
The best thing about having a good tuner is the difference a tune to a piano you think is in tune makes. It goes from sounding good to sounding outstanding, and if like me your sense of tuning isn't great, you can't quite put your finger on what has changed, but you can certainly hear the difference.