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Seven Keys To A Sound Investment
Buying a piano is an investment, and making a decision without the proper information can be intimidating. With many brands and styles of pianos to choose from, many of them looking pretty much the same, a little knowledge can go a long way in helping you select a piano that will last you a lifetime.
To help your in you decision making process we've outlined the seven key points you should consider.
| TONE For most people, tone is the most important quality in a piano. The only way to judge the tonal quality of a piano is to play it or have a salesperson play, the same piece of music on each piano you are interested in. |
| TOUCH An unresponsive keyboard is frustrating and tiring. The keys should respond smoothly and quickly, allowing for a full range of expression. |
| TUNING STABILITY Talk with any tuning technician, and they will tell you that tuning stability is a feature that can't be overlooked when purchasing a piano. Tuning stability is a reflection of quality materials and craftsmanship. |
| BEAUTY An acoustic piano is either a grand or upright. Which one you choose will depend on space, taste and budget. In your home a piano becomes a beautiful piece of furniture. When choosing a piano, look at the finish. Is it smooth? Is the finish durable? You want the piano to be pleasing to the eye as well as the ear. |
| VALUE A piano is an investment that should last you a lifetime. Value depends on how carefully you choose to take care of your piano. Look for a brand of piano that has a good reputation for sound, quality and durability. |
| IMAGE Ask a Heid staff member how well the manufacturer is established and if they have a reputation for quality, integrity and commitment to excellence. |
| LIFE The purchase of a piano is a life-enriching. You will fill your home with music and pass on the joy of music to generation after generation. |