Find & Fix It: Upright Piano Noise Repair

Does your upright piano have squeaky keys or rattling parts? Alamo Piano Galleries has got you covered! Join Ted for a quick and easy look at identifying common malfunctions that may require repair in the future. Enjoy this tutorial! And please let us know what you think, or if you have any questions, in the comments!
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[@ChoBee333]

I’m totally going to play with it open now. Thanks for the info!

[@weinerdogcat3101]

Very interesting, great to know info. Thanks

[@MERCEDES-BENZS600GUARD_V12]

The sustain pedal and damper pedal are the same pedal. The left pedal that brings the hammers closer to the strings is calld the soft pedal🎹🎶

[@steveengle1260]

Great video! I have a squeaky damper pedal. But it only squeaks if the bottom panel is on. If I remove the squeak is gone. When I put back squeak returns. :( I've tried felt in between panel and piano, nothing is working. Its really disconcerting. thank u!

[@pianoman_JP]

Bass sustain is called the sostenuto pedal.

[@tedbarsalou833]

not really, sostenuto pedal works differently than bass sustain.