NoteWorthy Pianos

Last week I finished up my father-in-law's hammer replacement job, and it looks fantastic! After a little bit of voicing and a lot of regulation, the piano feels and sounds so much better. He's a professional musician and bought his Yamaha GH1 back in the 80s, and you can really see how much he played those hammers; the new ones are so much larger and heavier, with a fuller sound and a much more "grand" feel! The extra weight makes the action feel almost twice as heavy as it did before, and now it feels just right. It was very fun to align the hammers and a great experience!

The Knabe blog post I promised back in December is finally here!

https://www.noteworthypianos.com/post/1912-knabe-grand

1912 Knabe Grand For a long time, I've had a few pianos listed for sale on my website, though they have all been in various stages of rebuilding and repair. With how busy life can move, it's hard to find time to fix pianos at home, especially when the business has been growing so rapidly! Last year I acquired anothe...