Tuning

Your piano is designed to sound its best when regularly tuned to A440 pitch, which matches the pitch of other instruments. To maintain this a piano needs to be tuned twice per year, even if it is not played very often.  A piano may require a larger pitch adjustment to restore tuning stability, which will involve more time and expense, if the piano has not been tuned regularly or has been in excessively dry or humid surroundings. The working parts of you piano are affected by wear and tear, and also need servicing every so often.

Cassidy Pianos covers Southampton, Winchester and Fareham; and, at extra cost, Basingstoke and the Bournemouth area. Tunings and minor repairs are carried out on site. More extensive repairs or reconditioning is carried out offsite in the workshop.

Sales

People have different requirements when purchasing a piano. The type of piano you choose will depend on who it is for and how often it will be played - from a complete beginner to a serious professional; the space available in your home; the appearance of the piano in terms of a piece of furniture and the amount of money you wish to spend. The price you pay will in general determine the quality of the instrument, but the purchase of a good piano is seldom, if ever, a bad investment. Every piano has an individual character in terms of touch and tone, so choose one you have tried which feels and sounds right for you.

Our online catalogue contains the pianos currently available to buy as well as a selection of Tozar stools for sale. Please contact us for more information on purchasing or to arrange a viewing.

If you are looking to sell your piano, if it is a modern piano, we may be interested in buying it.