Dear Fellow Piano Lover.

I need your help...

I am building this site to help people get started on tuning their own piano and I need your advice.

So, will you let me know your biggest question and/or concerns about learning how to tune your own piano?

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All you have to do is type your question and comment in the form on the right and click the Send button. In exchange for your advice I will send you a complete Piano Tuning book for FREE and put you on the mailing list of HowToTunePianos.
Soon, I will publish on this site my own tutorials, videos and ebooks.


Sincerely,

Mario Bruneau

Pianist, composer, piano tuner

Thank you very much for helping me make this site the best "Tune Your Own Piano" resource possible.

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Which of the following careers/jobs would really suit you best?

Friday, July 29th, 2011 at 23:58  
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1. Quality Control Inspector for Fruit of the Loom Co.
2. TV Show Host/Hostess
3. Circus Clown
4. Food Critic
5. Gun Shop Owner
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How many piano tuners are there in Middlesex County (New Jersey)?

Friday, July 29th, 2011 at 15:34  
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Hint: there are about a million people in the county and a tuner can tune up to four pianos a day and they should be tuned at least once a year.

PST4 Piano Demo

Friday, July 29th, 2011 at 13:21  
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Demonstration of piano tuning using the PST4.  For advance users and for those of you who can afford a $500 machine.  Very good.

Larry Porter on Importance of Piano Tuning

Thursday, July 28th, 2011 at 19:14  
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What does ‘repegging’ mean in relation to piano repair/tuning?

Thursday, July 28th, 2011 at 16:00  
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I’m getting a used piano (craigslist acquisition) and was told that half of it has been re-pegged and the other half will probably need to be repegged in the future. What does this mean and how much could this possibly cost? Thank you!

What is the most common mistake for a piano tuning beginner?

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011 at 20:17  
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Please, explain.
I didn’t mean this to be a joke. Sorry for that!

Where can I buy piano tuning materials (tuning hammer, wedges) in San Jose, California?

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011 at 15:33  
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I’m having trouble finding a place and i don’t want a rip off internet deal.

Where can I find a self help guide to tuning an old piano?

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011 at 12:11  
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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.

Is there anywhere to buy Yamaha piano parts?

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011 at 20:16  
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I have a Yamaha U3 piano and I want to replace some parts by myself, such as the pads on the hammers inside the piano, and the wires/strings (whatever you want to call them). Then, after the customization is finished, I also want to attempt to tune the piano myself (sharpness/flatness of the notes isn’t an issue here.)

Now the question itself: do you guys know where I can get the tools for customizing the piano itself, the parts, and the tools for tuning the piano? I live around the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) in Canada, and I would appreciate it if anybody could tell me if the parts or tools are available for sale anywhere.

Thanks!

Piano tuning – damper height adjustment

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011 at 19:09  
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Grand piano – adjusting the dampers for proper lift.

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