Learn why a piano technician wrote the Piano Owner’s Mini Handbook—and how this guide helps piano owners avoid costly mistakes and care for their instrument.

A piano string can break at any time. We share some of the common causes of breakages, and how we can help to resolve them.

The well-balanced size (186 cm in length) of the Yamaha C3 ensures a full, profound sound with a magnificent sense of harmony.

2022 is coming to an end, and in conjunction with Christmas, we are giving BIG discounts on some of the popular Yamaha pianos!

The stunning Yamaha GC1 baby grand is extraordinarily expressive and yet affordable, by fusing the duplex scaling and rich resonant tone.

Only in SAUTER pianos will you find double repetition action, an absolutely robust, wear-free construction and touch of a grand piano.

Own a vintage piano? You might want to decide whether to keep a family heirloom or antique piano as-is or to restore it to its former glory.

Should you buy an acoustic (traditional) piano or a digital (electronic) piano? There won't be a simple solution to this problem.

Instead of Kawai's own action, the BS-2A special edition employs the well-known Louis Renner action.

Because of the power and colour of its tone, we also place the P 131 M1 among the concert instruments of the Highest Series.

Book an appointment now and get $20 off for upright piano tuning. Offer ends on 15 June 2022.

Are you looking for a good piano? The piano sound and touch is vital to all inspiring pianists to enjoy your playing and practice.

The piano action will be sluggish or stuck if you do not play your piano for long periods of time and due to humidity.

The perfect fourths and fifths are close to pure, not being in uncomfortable harmony, while the major thirds and sixths are quite different.

The Yamaha U series is one of the most successful model lines in piano manufacturing. It has been the upright piano of choice for decades.

Apart from being patient and kind, your teacher needs to really know the best ways to get you or your child to make good progress.

Regulating your piano can make a world of difference in how it feels to play and the enjoyment you can experience while playing.

No matter what reason your piano goes out of tune, we have the skill and ability to get your piano back to its beautiful sound quality.

You should have your piano tuned as often as you feel necessary. As a rule of thumb, you should tune your piano at least every 6 months.