PIANO TECHS, WELCOME!
Many grand pianos today receive little or no regulating – in their lifetime!
What a shame that so much musical enjoyment, enticement, and inspiration lies dampened for lack of mechanical adjustment.
But the greater shame would be to never reverse this trend for your customers.
The Grandwork System can help. Work goes both faster and happier with no rework. And making hammers travel and strike vertically, improves power, repetition, AND tone.
Try the Grandwork System Prep Package to explore concept and pragmatics. And consider purchasing tools designed especially for this system from Keystep Sampling Kit to Regulation Station Packages.
Finally, please join hands-on training sessions with Chris. Take the Grandwork System 5-Day Bootcamp to hone skills, try tools, and commit the Grandwork System to muscle memory. Or sign up for the Starter System 3-Day Bootcamp, which features the Regulation Station Starter tools and procedures.
Next Bootcamps in 2020: 5-Day (March 23-27) and 3-Day (April 6-8).
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Compare Regulation StationsTestimonials
After two-and-a-half years, I can say that the Grandwork Regulation Station has transformed my action work. I’m enjoying the process so much more, and getting more accurate results in the shop than I ever thought possible.
It seemed like a lot of money when I was weighing the decision to buy it, but now I really wish I had taken the plunge many years ago. The hammer hanging jig is also a joy to use — the best one on the market in my opinion.
Thanks for all your hard work in bringing this technology to us!
The Regulation Station duplicates string positioning and keybed peculiarities and, combined with protocols Chris has developed, enables the professional technician to bring an action to the shop and recreate perfectly the in-piano bedding and strike. This saves hours when the action is returned to the piano.
It has paid for itself many times over.
Six Reasons We Bought a Regulation Station:
1. Accuracy: You can rely on it.
2. Educational: Our apprentice gained an understanding quickly.
3. Ergonomic: Out of the “cave” into the light.
4. Practical: Pickup actions, regulate in the shop, and return to the piano.
5. Rebuilding: Install new parts without the piano with confidence that they will work in the piano.
6. Troubleshooting: Viewing the action from almost any angle with an accurate target, you can feel and see the problem.