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With approximately 9,000 moving parts, the piano may be the most complicated acoustic instrument ever built. There are dozens of components that must work in
To put pianos into perspective, an average automobile engine has around 300 parts, a violin has 90, a microscope has 14, and a piano has
PART I: DIGITAL PIANO ACTIONS The importance of a digital piano’s action cannot be understated. The ability to play dynamically is what makes a piano
PART II: SOUND TECHNOLOGY Playing a piano can be a rewarding experience. The slightest change of pressure applied to a key not only affects the
As the owner of a piano store, I get a lot of customers who are new to buying pianos and want to know whether they
PART III: PIANO REALISM The last two articles have explored the various Kawai actions and sound technologies. Touch and tone are paramount to any piano,
Tri-City Pianos is proud to sell Kawai pianos. My father, who started Tri-City Pianos in 2007, worked for Kawai for 22 years, so he knows
PART IV: CONNECTIVITY The ability to connect with technology is one of the advantages of a digital piano. From using your piano as a Bluetooth
PART V: THE REST Beyond simply being played as an instrument, digital pianos have other features that can enhance the musical experience. With built-in lesson
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