Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Bought this piano for $75 off of Craigslist. It had 18 keys that had "sunken into the piano", as phrased by the seller. I had to take the entire action out and remove all the keys and their corresponding "hammers" and remove buildup and corrosion that was causing the keys to stick with sandpaper. It took about 8 hours (I did all 88 keys to be safe) but it plays like new! The top keyboard is a Kurzweil KA110. I'm playing Amazing Grace, I call this version a boogie but it's more of a shuffle.
Bought this piano for $75 off of Craigslist. It had 18 keys that had "sunken into the piano", as phrased by the seller. I had to take the entire action out and remove all the keys and their corresponding "hammers" and remove buildup and corrosion that was causing the keys to stick with sandpaper. It took about 8 hours (I did all 88 keys to be safe) but it plays like new! The top keyboard is a Kurzweil KA110. I'm playing Amazing Grace, I call this version a boogie but it's more of a shuffle.
