is this actual string for pianos?
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It is piano wire as in hard wire used in all sorts of applications. I supose it could be used for a note or two but I have no clue what note.
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This wire can be used for a Single note on some pianos. You have to measure the diameter of the wire and compare them. The lower notes have additional wire wrapped around them and this wire will not work unless you happen to have the means to perform the wrapping.
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It is "music wire" and should be fine on a piano for the higher notes that do not have wrapped strings. It should also be fine for multiple string notes as long as the wire diameter is correct.
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I don't see why this wouldn't work for pianos, because it's strength well exceeds the 33,000 psi pressure that is put on the piano harp itself. I am a piano technician and I think i will try this to save money. I read the specs and they match and exceed the same wire bought at higher prices calling themselves "piano/music wire". It's all made pretty much the same, the only difference would be the carbon and strength amounts. This one seems to be like it will work just fine. I will try it and update later.
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This has pretty good set of strings 6,5,4 being bronze wound nylon. 3,2,1 being nylon. They sound good for stock strings and seem to be doing well in holding tune. I've played it several times retuning each time and they still sound ok. If you are a working musician then you will want to replace them with better quality strings. They are the type that are tied, not ball ends but you can use either, however I prefer the type that are tied.
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Not true. It comes with strings and is playable as received; although minor setup is suggested. I use mine almost daily for (nearly) silent practice.
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Hi Rosalie, I am not a piano tuning expert, but I believe piano tuning technicians use strobe tuners to get the strings generally in tune. After that, the scale is "tempered" by ear, which very slightly lowers or raises certain strings so that chords will sound "in tune" but are not technically exact. I believe this tuner is one of the best on the market for accurate tuning, i would not guarentee a piano will sound perfect if every string was tuned exactly to this, or any tuner. So, I must say that I can't really say yes or no. I'm sorry. That's as much as I know about it. I highly recommend for guitar, harp or instrument scale that does not require tempering. Good luck! Hi Rosalie, I am not a piano tuning expert, but I believe piano tuning technicians use strobe tuners to get the strings generally in tune. After that, the scale is "tempered" by ear, which very slightly lowers or raises certain strings so that chords will sound "in tune" but are not technically exact. I believe this tuner is one of the best on the market for accurate tuning, i would not guarentee a piano will sound perfect if every string was tuned exactly to this, or any tuner. So, I must say that I can't really say yes or no. I'm sorry. That's as much as I know... » Read More Hi Rosalie, I am not a piano tuning expert, but I believe piano tuning technicians use strobe tuners to get the strings generally in tune. After that, the scale is "tempered" by ear, which very slightly lowers or raises certain strings so that chords will sound "in tune" but are not technically exact. I believe this tuner is one of the best on the market for accurate tuning, i would not guarentee a piano will sound perfect if every string was tuned exactly to this, or any tuner. So, I must say that I can't really say yes or no. I'm sorry. That's as much as I know about it. I highly recommend for guitar, harp or instrument scale that does not require tempering. Good luck! « Show Less
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Seems to work fine on my 76 key DGX230. Not quite like on a real piano, but pretty decent.
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The piano isn't really true piano tuned. If you're asking if it is true tuned middle "c" then the answer is no. It's a toy not real piano sound.
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Yes it works wonderful for any instrument, just remember you have to have the tone already before you tune. This would be a fine tuner, also while your are playing it help with the beat and also that you are in tune. For instance if you play C on the piano/keyboard, every C will show on your Tuner. I love mine, and use it all the time.
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If it is on a stand (as opposed to the cabinet-type that is more like a real piano) it should work fine. If you have the cabinet-type, I don't know if it would have anything on the ends to keep it in place.
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I am pretty sure but not positive. I am using it on a banjo and it sounds great!
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I would not try it my self because I don't have any experence, but it might be ok. I would check with a piano repair person.
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This is not like a real piano. The keys give you no resistance when you press them. However, the harder you press these keys the louder they are.
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Yes. It does simulate the piano and forte sounds pretty well. Not as great as a 'real', or what is called an acoustic, but pretty good.
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They come with a 1/4" adapter, so they should work with anything that has a standard headphone or phono jack on it. I think almost all Yamaha digital pianos have headphone jacks on them, so these should work with your keyboard.
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Its a vintage leather string if you are thinking of buying I wouldn't recommend this seller I didn't get what I orderd... I hope i helped.
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Chris, I think the specs say. Just to let you know, it is not low enough for a Yamaha P series piano as far as I am concerned. The Yamaha is a real thick keyboard, as keyboards go, about 5-6 inches. Hope this helps.
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This is in fact a 5 string. Amazon has the incorrect photo in their catalog. Thanks! ~The Music Farm 330-546-7076
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The keys action is very different to a "real" piano. It takes a while to master it for expression. Depending on your use it might work.I use it for practice only. If you need to practice and them play a "real" piano afterward I would not advise it. The sounds are great if you use headphones.