Terry, As you already know, humidity changes can cause pianos to do some real strange things. A church recently took their Baldwin Hamilton Studio piano from their air conditioned church and placed it in the hot sun on an outside stage. I tuned the piano continuous times and the pitch was changing as fast as I could tune and when I finally gave up it was still changing. The bad thing was no body else knew the pitch was changing. The music director and congregation thought it sounded "real good". I suspect the problem was some strange humidity problem. Also since you are a Florida boy....I have just returned from a wonderful time at Orange Beach, Florida in a condo on the beach. I was wondering as I enjoyed that ocean breeze, how do you keep the salty air from contaminating the metal piano parts . Is this a problem in your area and if so, how do you approach that problem. Tommy Black Decatur, Ala.
This PTG archive page provided courtesy of Moy Piano Service, LLC