This is called the stack which belongs to an 88 note pumper player. A single pneumatic belonging to each note for full range! These are the real antiques!… https://t.co/pA0SKHz9us
Another before and after of a Chickering & Sons grand piano. Equipped with new strings, pins, felts, polished brass and a whole new refreshed look! #restoration#pianos#chickeringandsons… https://t.co/MBz3kqon39
Pianos at a church or a school tend to get pushed and moved around often. A minor caster upgrade will make moving a piano around a room or stage much more simple! #piano#piano🎹 #pianos… https://t.co/fGrFGny7df
Most grand pianos will have this style lock for the legs. The crack is a result of improper moving, the leg was barely attached! Be safe and have a professional mover move your piano… https://t.co/jS7C2XvFtO
The graphite has worn down on these jacks/repetition levers from years of playing. It may not need replacing but it does need some attention and care! #piano#restoration#pianos🎹… https://t.co/f0NfpzUiav
This piano was simply unplayable because several keys were rubbing against each other. In the second picture you can see the crack where the corroded lead has begun to expand and push… https://t.co/403vNKGt0X
The release of the Steinway Duo-Art grand piano in the 1920s cost more than four thousand dollars. Which during that time, was more than the cost of an entire home. Yet, despite its high… https://t.co/vtOREO5Ccy