Tips for Cleaning a Grand Action

How to Properly Remove and Replace the Steinway Style Fallboard

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How to Clean a Grand Action

Not much news this month, but here is a new video with tips on cleaning a grand piano action. Some things may seem too simple to mention, like “how to remove, and how to tighten screws”, but attention to some of these seemingly insignificant details can save a lot of grief in the long run. Check it out.

On March 1-3, Vince Mrykalo and I will be teaching a voicing class at the PTG Home Office in Kansas City. This is a two and a half day seminar that will take you through many of the chapters of our new book on tone building, and include lots of one-on-one tutoring. Each participant will have their own piano to voice. Only 9 people can enroll. If you are interested, please contact the PTG home office to sign up. I’m not sure of the cost yet, but will post all the details next month.

Piano Technician Tutorials videos on our new YouTube channel

I hope you’ll take the time to see what I have on YouTube. It’s a start, and I hope to add one or two new videos each month. Please subscribe to my channel and leave comments. Also, email me with your ideas for other videos.

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Jim Busby

Jim Busby has worked as a concert technician for Snow College in Utah, for over 26 years, and simultaneously at Brigham Young University for the last 13 years. Receiving extensive training from Yamaha, Steinway and Kawai has given Jim a unique perspective that few technicians have been afforded.

You can learn more about Jim at www.pianotechniciantutorials.com

The mission of the Piano Technician Tutorials is to bring accurate information to technicians in a way that is:

Affordable: We keep our prices low.
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Jim is continually seeking for new and better ways to teach “The Art and Science of Piano Tuning and Technology” to others.

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