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“For some years now, Vincent Tarin has provided me with excellent tuning, maintenance and repair/restoration service.”
“Thankful for such painstaking attention to detail from Vincent, I have been pleased to recommend him to many of my students, colleagues and friends, all of whom have been satisfied thoroughly with his service.“
Darryl G. Coote,
Partner – Team of Pianists
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To tidy up that, I just throw the keys in the air, and they all land in the right spot.
I have seen that in cartoons.
That is not how it works, is it ?
3 weeks ago
Seasonal Update, Spring has come !
As we probably all enjoy the temperature raising, and the flowers coming, it is also time to do a small gesture for your beloved instrument. here is the picture of the hammers of an upright piano... eaten by silver moth... To prevent this to happen, it would be judicious to consider using those unexpensive camphor balls stached inside the piano, especially in Spring time. The moth balls are also effective, but their smell can be a disagrement to your interior.
Regardless if you live in the city or the countryside, how clean your interior is, and what brand of piano you have, pests are famous in Australia to be invasive and very strong. It is always best to prevent than to cure. The damaged felt could cost you to be replaced and the piano to be regulated one more time.
We can help you to assess the inside of your piano, and also to give a thorough clean to prevent invasive species to nest with the dust hidden inside your instrument.
With my best regards.
Vincent Tarin
4 weeks ago
