New Upright
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Re: New Upright
Post by Barrie Heaton »
This is a yes and noPMcGeough wrote:Is the touch of a brand new upright likely to loosen off over time or do you just get used to the difference? My old piano took no effort to respond.
Thanks.
All depends one what is making the action stiff…..
1. if it is in the cheep end of the market and badly set up and poorly regulated then no it may get worse .
2. if the piano has been sitting in a damp van or crate then there is a good chance that it may loosen up a little, sometimes we have to re centre them to solve the problems
3 badly regulated
4 You have been playing on a piano in the past with a very light touch - too light and you are finding this one difficult you will get use to it
Now the big question you are going to ask How do I know which one it is !
Well you need to get in your tuner and they can test the up and down weights to see how much friction there is has the shop given you a free tuning if so have you had them out yet
Barrie,
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Post by Barrie Heaton »
Just point out to the tuner that you feel that the touch is on the stiff site see what they say but if it is even then it is more likely number 4
Tip play the piano very hard a few days before the tuner comes this will help settle the piano down quicker
Barrie,
Tip play the piano very hard a few days before the tuner comes this will help settle the piano down quicker
Barrie,
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