My damper pedal on my upright Yamaha piano squeaks every time I press it.
What should I do to fix this? I don’t want to hire anybody.
Could I use WD-40? If so, where do I squirt it?
Thanks!
My damper pedal on my upright Yamaha piano squeaks every time I press it.
What should I do to fix this? I don’t want to hire anybody.
Could I use WD-40? If so, where do I squirt it?
Thanks!
Is there somewhere inside of the cabinet to inspect for this crack? Do you have to have a professional tuner tell you if it is cracked? I have a piano that has been in storage for two years, exposed to very cold temps through the winters, and want to know if I can detect this crack. The piano does play.
My Clavinova piano has sticky keys (grandchildren!) How to solve the problem without damaging the instrument?
It’s a really old piano, at the school I go to. I really love to play, but it needs to be tuned badly. Any suggestions would be welcome.
My school doesn’t have a piano teacher, I was kinda hoping I could getting done without costing myself a whole lot of money. I don’t make a lot here at school.
We are getting an antique piano. It has a lovely mahogany finish, but on top there is a medium-sized circle that is many shades lighter than the rest of the wood. It’s disgusting how much this spot sticks out. This is a beautiful piano otherwise and I hate to look at that discolored spot. Is there any way to fix it?
The piano is about 30+ years old, and has been sitting in a garage for about 10 years. It’s in great condition and is tuned near perfectly. I just need to know what I can use to clean it without causing any damage.
My piano bench is really beat up and has some mysterious water damage.
I tried to get it refinished but the furniture shop said that the wood was too damaged to be refinished because of the water damage…blah blah blah.
I was thinking maybe i could paint it…..but what color?
My piano is a very dark mahogany color.
I was thinking black might be a nice contrast…i dont know. help me!