Expert Piano Tuner in Taree

Contact Antony Prince Piano Tuning on the Taree

Is your piano due for a tune-up? Would you like to keep your piano looking great for years to come? Look no further than the professionals at Antony Prince Piano Tuning. With over 35 years’ experience, our authorised Yamaha service agents and technicians offer a wide range of services in Taree, including:

Tuning
Concert tuning
Voicing
Repairs
Regulation
Restorations

Qualified to work on all makes and models, our piano tuners service upright and grand pianos for private individuals, schools, recording studios, churches and more. So, no matter what your specific needs are, you can count on us to get your piano looking and sounding its best.

For bookings and enquires, contact us on 0412 256 123. We assist clients all throughout Taree—from Apex Lookout to Dawson River.

Pianos can go out of tune for a variety of reasons, including changes in humidity, temperature and the piano's age. If you notice that your piano doesn't sound quite right, it might be time for a tune. Here are a few signs to watch for:

The piano sounds out of tune: This is the most obvious sign your piano needs tuning. If the notes sound sour or off-key, it's time for a tune.
The piano is new: New pianos generally need to be tuned more frequently than older ones. Once the piano has been broken in, it will require less frequent tuning.
The piano hasn't been tuned in a while: Pianos should be tuned at least once a year. However, more frequent tunings may be necessary if the piano is played frequently or if it's located in an environment with drastic changes in temperature or humidity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often does a piano need to be tuned?

Pianos typically need to be tuned at least once a year and more often if they are played frequently. If a piano has not been tuned in a long time, it may need to be tuned more than once to get it back into proper pitch.
What is the process of tuning a piano?

The tuning process for a piano is a delicate one. Each string on the piano must be tuned to within a very tight range; otherwise, the piano will sound out of tune. The process begins with tuning the A string, which is then used as a reference point for all the other strings. The tuner will use an electronic tuning device to help them find the correct pitch for each string. Once all the strings have been tuned, the piano will be in tune and ready to play.