Piano Types
The Science Behind Player Pianos: How Do They Work?
Player pianos, with their seemingly magical ability to play music on their own, have fascinated audiences for over a century. But what exactly goes on inside these marvels of musical engineering? How do they transform perforated paper rolls into beautiful melodies? Let’s dive into the science behind player pianos and uncover the mechanisms that make…
Read MoreWhy Player Pianos Are Making a Comeback
In the world of music, trends come and go, but some classics never fade. One such classic is the player piano, an instrument that saw its heyday in the early 20th century but is now experiencing a remarkable resurgence. Why are player pianos making a comeback in an era dominated by digital music and streaming…
Read MoreWhat Kind of Piano Should I Buy?
When it comes to selecting the perfect piano, whether you’re a seasoned musician or a budding enthusiast, the options can seem endless. At Clare’s Player Pianos, we understand that each player has unique needs and preferences, and we’re here to help guide you through the process of choosing the right type of piano for your…
Read MoreA Guide to Popular Piano Brands
Pianos are more than just instruments; they’re windows into emotions and melodies. Finding the right piano involves a balance of craftsmanship, sound quality, and budget. In this guide, we’ll delve into well-known acoustic piano brands, dissect their unique traits, and compare prices. Additionally, we’ll introduce you to Story & Clark, a brand that brings its…
Read MoreWhat’s so Special About the QRS PNOmation Player System?
Have you ever wished that your piano could play music by itself? With the QRS PNOmation player system, that dream can become a reality. This system includes everything you need to have your piano play itself, including the PNOmation Playback Engine, Controller and Processor, and a speaker for background music. Piano WiFi Interface One of…
Read MoreDifferences Between Modern and Antique Player Pianos
Player pianos have existed since the late 1800s and have advanced with technology over time. Today, there are two main kinds of player pianos: modern electric ones and antique pneumatic ones. Modern electric player pianos use electronic sensors and solenoids to manage the keys and pedals, while antique pneumatic ones use a complex air pressure…
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