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The History of Welmar Pianos
The Welmar name first appeared in 1919, marking the beginning of a legacy that would grow to become one of Britain's most famous and highly respected piano brands.


The History Yamaha Pianos
Yamaha is recognised as one of the leading manufacturers of pianos, with factories and craftspeople across the globe. The acclaimed sound of these pianos can be heard in concert halls, studios, educational institutions, and of course family homes, throughout the world.


The History of Fazer Pianos
This renowned piano brand was owned by Musiikki-Fazer, a prominent entity in the Finnish music landscape, which was established in the...


Refinishing a Knight Piano
Over the past two decades, the way we live has changed phenomenally. Thanks to the tech wizardry of the past twenty years, we have bid...


Pedal box felt and why we always replace it
Recently, a number of our customers have asked us why we replace the pedal box felt, as a standard part of our reconditioning process on...


The Knight K15
The K15 is from the 'K' range and is one of the most iconic pianos from Knight's lineup.


The History of Danemann Pianos
Are you thinking of buying a Danemann piano? Find everything you need to know here.


Failure and Repair of Kemble Bass Bridge
Kemble pianos of certain vintages have a common fault on the bass bridge which is always addressed during our reconditioning process of...


Variations of the Knight K10
Reconditioned Knight K10 pianos remain to be one of our most popular models and demand for them has only continued to increase.


The Soundboard
Many changes have been made to the piano since is was first conceptualised around the year 1700, by the Italian inventor Bartolomeo...
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