

Piano Tuning in Lisburn

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What is Piano Tuning?
Piano tuning is the adjustment of the tuning pins so that all of the strings are of the proper tension (pitch), to have the correct sounding musical intervals. In most cases a piano should be kept at A=440Hz – the internationally recognised pitch called “concert pitch”.
If you require further information on having your piano tuned, please see our FAQs or contact us today with your enquiry.



Why should you get your piano tuned?
There are numerous reasons why a piano goes out of tune such as extensive use, lack of use, variable temperature and humidity. Factors such as frequent humidity and temperature changes within the piano’s environment are what knock the piano out of tune the most. If a piano is uncared for, for example it is left from one season to another without tuning, it is likely that the pitch will be considerably lower than it was originally. In order for your piano to maintain its tuning stability it is imperative that it be tuned regularly (at least once per year! (twice per year for more heavily played pianos)). Failure to do so will most likely result in the instrument becoming too unstable to hold its pitch/tuning, which will in turn result in the necessity to have it tuned more frequently for a while to correct this instability.