Voicing


Final Voicing

Each grand and upright piano is characterized by its individual sound properties.
Voicing is a process which gives an instrument possibly an open sound characteristic for the brand and model of the piano. This effect is obtained by needling and shaping hammer heads.

Contemporary piano manufacturers part from outdated designs altering thickness of hammer felts.

A modern piano and its 100 year old equivalent characterize with different sound properties regardless of being manufactured by the same company.

Our company restores and voice vintage instruments bringing back their original sound properties which cannot be achieved while working with new pianos!

Voicing has been divided into 3 types in order to meet our customers’ expectations – due to this division; our customers will have their instruments prepared exactly the way they expect.

MODEL VOICING – no harmonization
Involves equalizing timbre according to model and make of the piano.
Often compared with factory voicing. Equal throughout the scale.

SUBTLE VOICING
Designed for baby and living room grand pianos set up in small living or practice rooms. Subtle and delicate timbre, none of the parts of scale are amplified.
Equal throughout the scale.

CONCERT VOICING
Designed for semi and full concert grand pianos used in concert venues. Strong sound to match the rest of the symphony.
Equal throughout the scale.


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