Colorado Piano Buyers Guide

There's a melody that has been echoing in the hearts of many retirees – the desire to pursue their passion for music, specifically piano. Perhaps it was a childhood dream left unfulfilled or simply an ember reignited during our golden years; regardless of the reason, there's no better time than now to tickle those ivories and set our souls free. However, finances can often . . .

Blinds can be used to enhance the sound quality of a piano. There are many options for window coverings, including different sizes and light control levels. They're also a great way to keep the sun out of your practice room and prevent glare on the instrument. Blinds Keep the Light Out Window blinds can be a great way to keep the light out of a piano practice room. Direct . . .

Whether you're a professional musician, or simply love listening to music in your car, you should know about the dangers of driving with loud music. These dangers include an increased chance of an accident, distracted driving and driving erratically. Distracted driving While it can be fun and thrilling to have your favorite song on your MP3 player, it can also prove . . .

Is Buying a Piano Worth It? There are some things you should consider when buying a piano. For starters, what's the difference between an acoustic piano and a digital piano? What are the benefits and drawbacks of each type? What price should you pay for a piano, and what are the benefits? And, what if you don't play often? There are many ways to get around this . . .

How Much Does It Cost To Buy A New Piano? If you're just starting out playing the piano or are a professional pianist, how much does it cost to buy a new one? If you're a beginner, a PS2500 budget will probably get you started. A new upright piano can run up to PS20,000 depending on the brand and its size. So, before you head to the store, figure out what you can afford. . . .