Some common signs include:
• Notes sounding dull or uneven• Chords sounding unstable• Certain keys standing out more than others• The piano sounding harsher or less clear• Difficulty matching pitch with other instruments• More than a year since the last tuning
Many clients only realise how much the piano had changed after hearing it freshly tuned again.
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