Frequently Asked Questions

The following series of questions were asked of Larry Fine; author of 'The Piano Book’. Piano Adoption.com highly recommends 'The Piano Book’ to anyone planning to own a piano.    To learn more about Larry Fine & The Piano Book click here

Not necessarily.  It depends on why the piano is not tunable, how much it would cost to fix it, and how much the piano is worth.  Sometimes the tuning pins can be tightened at minimal expense.  In other cases, the piano needs to be restrung with larger tuning pins, or the pinblock needs to be replaced, possibly costing thousands of dollars. Larry Fine