Frequently Asked Questions

Pianos in Connecticut should be tuned at least twice a year due to seasonal humidity changes. For performance use, quarterly tunings are often recommended.

A standard piano tuning appointment takes about 60 to 90 minutes. For pitch correction or older pianos, it may take up to 2 hours.

Tuning adjusts the pitch of the strings, while regulation adjusts the action mechanism to improve touch and responsiveness. Both are vital for optimal performance.

Yes, most upright and grand pianos can be retrofitted with PianoDisc or QRS player systems. A technician evaluation is required first.

Both systems are excellent. PianoDisc offers iPad-based control, while QRS uses cloud features. The best choice depends on your preferred interface and music access.

We serve Eastern Connecticut, including Old Saybrook, Norwich, New London, Colchester, and surrounding areas. Some Rhode Island and Massachusetts towns are also covered.

Yes, we provide premium concert tuning services for performance venues, recording studios, and public events. Advanced booking is recommended.

Seasonal humidity shifts can cause pitch instability, sticking keys, and cracked soundboards. A humidity control system can help protect your instrument year-round.

A pitch raise is a preliminary tuning step when a piano is significantly flat. It prepares the instrument for a fine tuning at correct tension.

Our inspections include structural checks, action responsiveness, tuning stability, and player system functionality. Ideal before a sale or major service.