Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
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Step 1
Hire a professional to do the job.
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Step 2
Finding a good one is often a difficult task.
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Step 3
Get a recommended tuner from the music dept. of a nearby college or university.
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Step 4
Realize that "Ear Training" development, understanding "Harmonics" and how the "Overtone Series" function in the tuning process are major skills to possess.
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Step 5
Mastery of specialized tools are required in this trade.








Comments
pianolessons said
on 7/25/2009 To find the most qualified piano tuner in your area, get on the phone, call local churches, schools, music teachers, and music stores. Ask who they use. You don't necessarily need to ask if this tuner is qualified, just observe who's name is mentioned the most. These places have their pianos tuned on a regular basis, have many different performers, and if the tunings are sub-standard, they find a better tuner. Take advantage of their knowledge and experience. Don't take the advise of friends or neighbors. These people typically only have their piano tuned once a year at best, and generally could not distinguish between a bad tuning and a good one.