In this article, we provide a thorough start-up, set-up guide to Pianoscope for the Beginning Technician.

The ability to quickly diagnose and address a noise is one of the most essential skills a piano technician can possess.

There’s no better way to familiarize yourself with the interior of a piano than to start with cleaning.

Inserting temperament strips can take a while at first, but with practice, you'll be able to strip mute the whole piano in under one minute.

Replacing broken agraffes can be a tedious job for even the most seasoned technician, but it’s certainly not the most difficult.

All piano technicians can relate to the unique stress of unwanted noises affecting their ability to work efficiently and effectively.

Hammer shaping is an essential part of servicing pianos. This article includes several methods of hammer filing.

Adopting practices that set you up for safe piano maintenance will go a long way toward a productive and successful career.