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ThomassssRVery good piano
Published on 07/27/12 at 06:51 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Piano that I learned everything, 11 years of almost daily use, and it holds up. Design, upright piano, takes up little space, I recommend it!
Tuning every two years for me
At this price the quality is recess!10
luciomoretPublished on 07/31/07 at 18:28 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I use it for 2 years.
It s'avre be an excellent piano study and development.
I chose among others due to quality and reliability CRITERIA.
The quality-price ratio is excellent.
With exprience, I would do this choice.20
Accordeur-BruxellesPublished on 11/11/08 at 07:45 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Yamaha Eterna piano is part of the range Yamaha.
Ideal for beginners because of the reliability of the mechanics.
Good qualitprix,
In terms of the agreement, do not expect a precision as you might require on pianos so-called "interpretations in".
Yamaha Eterna: Instrument not too bulky, sometimes a little mtallique, because of the short length of rope from the point of striking hammers and height and depth of the restricted fund rsonnance.
In some cases, harmonization s'avre ncessaire, especially if the volume of the play is important, and they called the pice is dpourvue of sound-absorbing coatings for carpets, curtains etc. .
Leave a space between the wall and the rear of …Read moreYamaha Eterna piano is part of the range Yamaha.
Ideal for beginners because of the reliability of the mechanics.
Good qualitprix,
In terms of the agreement, do not expect a precision as you might require on pianos so-called "interpretations in".
Yamaha Eterna: Instrument not too bulky, sometimes a little mtallique, because of the short length of rope from the point of striking hammers and height and depth of the restricted fund rsonnance.
In some cases, harmonization s'avre ncessaire, especially if the volume of the play is important, and they called the pice is dpourvue of sound-absorbing coatings for carpets, curtains etc. .
Leave a space between the wall and the rear of the piano, o is the soundboard.
Sometimes, put insulating foam at the soundboard in order to stifle the effect of slamming.
As a reminder, all pianos can be adapted your settings and sound in relation to that reoivent pice.
Often you hear a piano in a shop, you'll like the patch, but once you got home, the tone will seem Different.
No inquitudes, one can remdier through harmonization to adapt homogne fawn all hammers volume and coatings to the place where you will place .
If, instead, the sound you parat too soft, felt hammers can be made harder by using a hot iron. As a result, all that "slap" will be reworked with a spade hammers.
Call the technician agr by the house that sold you the piano, it must be qualified in the Contents.
Soon, and thank you!
Alain de Rhode,
Piano Tuner & Technician.See less10