Pianos--Tuning & Repairing

Search for information on pianos – tuning and repair under this Yellow Pages® heading.  Piano tuning, as with any other instrument, is quite simply the process of ensuring that an instrument is in tune with the appropriate notes for each key.  Piano tuning is a very intricate process, and typically on that you wouldn’t do on your own.  Guitars and other such instruments only require a small amount of work to tune them, however pianos can consist of several different keys and string which must be appropriately synchronised with the next key in succession.

Piano tuning is generally a process which is outsourced.  Unless you are a trained professional, you should not attempt to tune a piano on your own.  By doing so, damage could result to the piano, possibly costing a great deal to get fixed.  That being said, a professional is someone who will commonly have a great deal of experience in the field.  This could include a professional piano player, or otherwise someone who has played for quite some time, and quite frankly understands how a piano operates.

Piano tuners will of course have to come to your home to effectively do their job. Given the vast size of a piano, it’s not easily moved, and certainly should not be transported unless it’s absolutely necessary.  That being said, piano tuners will generally incorporate travel time and expenses into their costs as well, and will give you one flat rate.  For more information on piano tuning, try chatting with a local Australian professional, who can be found on Yellow Pages®.