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Will do! But i think it might be quite a few of them!

Thanks very much,

Thanks again for your reply colin, im noticing it on both octaves either side of the middle c. (the notes that get played the most) so i imagine its something someone is going to want to do at home rather than my front room with the dog licking his ear! with those kind of tolerances its probably bes...

Yeah thats pretty much what im seeing... i thought i would take another approach last night, rather than try and find the problem from the inside, i played for about 30mins paying attention to what was happening. I can run my fingers up all the notes and they will all play. But when playing a tune w...

Fantastic, Thanks for your great advice and your patients with a beginner! Lesson one - done! I will order the manual and begin to familiarise myself with technical terms. Like i said, i want to start to learn to play again, but also to service and maintain. I think my best bet to start with will be...

Thanks for the advice. I did do some research, but it was into the makers rather than the changes to the guts of the insides. I called a local specialist and asked his advise, but to his credit he hadnt seen it and could only advise on the maker and that it costs 150 to move on, so 180 all in wasnt ...

I wish i had read this post earlier... Hi all... i think i may have done the same? i bought a broadwood circa 1880, it seems OK to my very poor experience but the one thing i did recognise with earlier advice in this post was the lack of an iron frame? It just has a wooden one which, like you mentio...

Hi All, im new to the forum but hopefully will soon be my new "local". I have just got back into playing the piano after buying my first house and having somewhere permanent to keep one. I bought myself my first piano from a reputable dealer (I hope) on ebay (do the two go together?). It’s...