Disklavier

Is climate controlled storage available? It would be worth the investment to 
keep the humidity around the piano about 55% to protect the soundboard and 
piano action.  PIanos are not necessarily sensitive to temperature changes, 
but are very, very much affected by high humidity.  Storing the piano on its 
side is all right.  The best storage would be to leave it with a trusted 
friend or relative, or climate controlled storage.  Otherwise, consider 
taking it with you.  Two moves by qualified movers are probably not as hard 
on the instrument as years in storage.


Carol Beigel, RPT
crbrpt@...


>From: Darwin Melnyk <darwin_melnyk@...>
>Reply-To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>To: disklavier@...
>Subject: [disklavier] Recommended Storage for Disklavier
>Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2003 07:33:02 -0700 (PDT)
>
>Unfortunately I need to store my mint DCII XG for a few months which may 
>turn into a year or more, while I work in Nashville. I live in Portland 
>Oregon (yes lots of rain in the winter 45-60'ish with warmer dryer summers 
>70-90'ish) area and was considering storing the instument (disassembled, 
>vertically on a piano board with padded covers etc) in a large dry but not 
>heated/cooled storage unit.
>
>Any thoughts, or recommendations?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Darwin
>

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