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Can I tune my piano myself? So, can you tune your own piano? Yes you can, however, it’s extremely difficult! You need the right tools, a lot of patience, and should tune a junker piano first. You also, won’t be able to tune it to the level of a professional. Read more on findyourmelody.com If … Read more
How often should piano strings be replaced? There is a limit however to how long strings can last. I have seen pianos 50 to 100 years old lose some of the tone in the copper wound strings ? which is where you will first see string problems. There is a simple way to check for … Read more
How much does it cost to regulate a piano? A ballpark cost for regulation is around $500, give or take a few hundred. A piano that is in perfect condition may be a little less, while one that is in truly poor condition or is just very old may cost a lot more. Read more … Read more
How much does it cost to deep clean a trumpet? How much does it cost to have a trumpet cleaned? If you want to get your trumpet chemically cleaned, expect pay between $50 for a simple flush and $145 to also get an ultrasonic cleaning. The ultrasonic cleaning will remove dirt without harming the metal … Read more
How do you know if your clarinet is leaking? Read more on www.youtube.com The clarinet can be a wonderful instrument to play, but not if it’s leaking. A leaky clarinet can make the sound distorted and make playing more challenging. How can you determine if your clarinet is leaking then? The “suction test” is one … Read more
Can you tune an old piano? A: The great majority of pianos can be tuned. On very old pianos with rusty strings, first tuning the piano to itself is sometimes advisable to test the condition of the piano before adding greater tension. Note: There are some pianos with loose tuning pins or other structural problems … Read more
What is red rot on a trumpet? “”Red Rot”” is commonly used to refer to any reddish patch of corrosion on a copper-based alloy, such as brass. As the alloyed metal, most often zinc, is corroded out of the brass, a lattice-work of copper is left which is reddish in appearance. If this happens on … Read more