What is Pianomation?
Pianomation is a device that will play a piano the way a professional pianist will play and can be fitted to your piano so you can have the piano playing while you do your jobs around the house. You can have guests for dinner and you can have dinner music play straight from your own piano with the keys going up and down as well. Remember the old pianola piano that you put a paper roll into and the piano would play it self with you peddling. Pianomation is the modern form of the pianola! Why not just put on...
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Story & Clark SALE
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. You have received this email because you have been in contact with Piano Magic in the past. We do not normally do spam emails. This in an opportunity I would like to give my customers as a loyalty gift. We have been lucky enough to bulk purchase a warehouse of Upright and Grand pianos from Melbourne. All in stock now. Some of these pianos have transport marks and so are heavily discounted. Some are still in their box. Some have Pianomation (auto play sys...
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Tips for cleaning your piano
There are 3 types of Polish on pianos When considering cleaning your piano, it's important to note the type of polish it is finished with. Using incorrect products on surfaces can lead to severe damage. There are three kinds of polishes, high gloss, french polish and spirit lacquer. High gloss finish pianos Modern pianos with a high gloss finish have what is called a 2 pack finish. This is like a thick plastic finish. To clean hi gloss finishes like this you can use a clean moist shammy. This is good where there...
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How do I take my piano apart?
From time to time I have people calling me from regional areas with problems with their pianos. I am always able to help over the phone, and even via Face time! But sometimes it can be hard for people to visualise the parts of the piano. This blog aims to teach you how to pull your piano apart to do tests, as well as then put it back together safely. Names of piano parts The very top of the piano is the Top Lid The next front panel is called the Top Door Moving down, we have the Holl...
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