My name is Giuseppe, I graduated from the conservatory and I am writing from Caserta. If I had found this forum sooner, I would have avoided many headaches for my piano, a Krauss half-grand; in fact, the entire mechanical part lies in agony on a table.
Now, thanks to your answers, the video tutorials, and your great availability and competence, I hope to bring it back to life.
Even if it's not my place to say so, I thank you on behalf of Paolo for the compliments; it is he who, together with Simone, made those beautiful videos available. We hope then, with you, to "bring life back" to your piano! ๐
You will surely feel at home. For any doubt, just ask and I am here for you. Enjoy your stay!
Thanks for the compliments Peppe, I hope you will be well. You have a Krauss grand piano, imagine that I have an upright one with drop action. Mine is also a tragedy, but it's not worth spending money on... This is what Paolo told me after inspecting it.
The Krauss is an excellent piano. Simone's has a particular action and therefore that is why I expressed myself this way. Grand pianos are good. I am sure of it, yours too. Do not hesitate to ask for advice. thanks for the compliments. See you soon