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Kemble "Bijou" 106cm modern upright piano Black c1972

from Robert Morley & Company Ltd.

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Price: £2,888.00

Date: 13-03-2025 03:30PM

Expiration Date: 13-03-2026 03:27PM

Description

Kemble "Bijou" 106cm modern upright piano in black polished with brasswork on wheels c1972 secondhand M31815

2 pedals
7 octaves – 85 notes

Rent this piano on our home rental scheme for only £42.00 per month with an initial payment of £326.00 before delivery to a ground floor location in London (this includes delivery, collection, first months rental and setup/admin charge). Price on rental agreement will be the list price not including any special offers.. Terms and conditions apply, please ask for full details.

Dimensions :130.5cm wide 106.5cm high 48.5cm deep

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Kemble "Bijou" 106cm modern upright piano Black c1972

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Did You Know Piano Facts

Common Piano Tuning Tools
Common tools for tuning pianos include the tuning hammer or lever, a variety of mutes, and a tuning fork or electronic tuning fork. The tuning hammer is used to turn the tuning pins, increasing or decreasing the tension of the string. Mutes are used to mute strings that are not being tuned. Most tuners in the UK use a Papps wedge for tuning upright pianos because it slides easily between hammer shanks. . Wedge-shaped felt or rubber mutes are used on grandís they are inserted between two strings not being tuned to mute them. While tuning the temperament octave, a felt strip can be placed over the scale section of the piano, and inserted between each note, muting the outer two strings of each note, but leaving the middle string free to vibrate. After the centre strings are all tuned, the felt strip can be removed note by note, tuning the outer strings to the centre strings what mutes are used is down to the personal preference of the piano tuner and the tuner may use a combination of mutes