Posts Tagged ‘Upright’
Measuirng an Upright or Grand Piano is actually a fairly straight forward exercise, so please do not be daunted. The image below provides a simple illustration and guideline to help.
What You Have to Know Before Buying a Used Piano……………
Use the following tips when shopping for a new or used acoustic piano:
Moving an Acoustic Piano, especially a Grand Piano requires tecnical expertise (and insurance cover)!
Sample As Many Pianos As You Can -
One piano does not fit all! You need to discover your own musical preferences before deciding on a piano; test out different piano brands, styles, sizes, and ages to appreciate the different timbres, key weights, and levels of quality among them.Don’t settle for the first piano available; give yourself enough time to visit at least five pianos before deciding on one, and never buy a piano without first having played and inspected it.
Moving Upright Pianos and more recently Digital uprights and Clavinovas has long been a difficult process. With the arrival of these expensive, modern and lighter digital upright instruments there has been the need for specialist castors to enable these valuable instruments to be moved safely.
Announcing the arrival of Heavy Duty Safety Castors for Digital Upright Pianos and Clavinovas. These Heavy duty moving castors are suitable for almost all digital upright pianos – Allows easy movement of the piano.
Fitted with non marking rubber wheels complete with brake.
Technical Specifications:
- Max Piano Feet Size 96x540mm
- Max Load 150kg
- Length 55cm
- Max width 27cm
- Weight (each) 5.4kg
Heavy Duty Safety Castors for Digital Upright Pianos and Clavinovas
Heavy Duty Safety Castors for Digital Upright Pianos and Clavinovas
