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Your New Digital Piano - DIY Build vs Professional Installation
• Rimmers Music Blog
So you've finally decided to purchase your dream Digital Piano. Now you have another decision to make.. you see a lot of people believe that this sort of instrument will arrive into their local store as they view it, ie fully assembled with only the power cable needing to be plugged in. However in reality due to the distances travelled from the manufacturer coupled with the sheer quantities involved Digital Piano’s are effectively ‘flat packed’ ready to be assembled upon delivery to their destination. Digital Piano’s in our stores all have to be assembled usually by a specialist company that we use and trust or by our experienced in-store staff.
Should you wish to assemble the instrument yourself you have to be mindful of a few important things beforehand. The piano is a sizeable instrument when boxed and may not fit through your standard front door. This can be challenging as the instrument would then need to be unboxed outside which then could result in other issues (especially if it rains!). After you’ve unboxed your new instrument care has to be taken during assembly to prevent damage to any panels or components as replacements can be costly. And the last thing that you want to be looking at for many years is damage to a part due to incorrect installation.
With this in mind, a dedicated and specialised installer will correctly and carefully unbox and assemble your new Digital Piano and site it within the home so that it’s ready to use straight away. Not only this they will also take away any packaging. This means that your purchase is made as trouble-free as possible with no risks that you will either incorrectly assemble or damage the instrument.
If you would like to browse our fantastic range of digital pianos, you can pop into your local store, or browse our range online.
Should you wish to assemble the instrument yourself you have to be mindful of a few important things beforehand. The piano is a sizeable instrument when boxed and may not fit through your standard front door. This can be challenging as the instrument would then need to be unboxed outside which then could result in other issues (especially if it rains!). After you’ve unboxed your new instrument care has to be taken during assembly to prevent damage to any panels or components as replacements can be costly. And the last thing that you want to be looking at for many years is damage to a part due to incorrect installation.
With this in mind, a dedicated and specialised installer will correctly and carefully unbox and assemble your new Digital Piano and site it within the home so that it’s ready to use straight away. Not only this they will also take away any packaging. This means that your purchase is made as trouble-free as possible with no risks that you will either incorrectly assemble or damage the instrument.
If you would like to browse our fantastic range of digital pianos, you can pop into your local store, or browse our range online.