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#1308734 - 11/19/09 07:00 PM Re: Question about new Estonia [Re: pianoloverus]
Piano Again 1000 Post Club Member Registered: 08/12/04 Posts: 1036 Loc: Washington metro	Originally Posted By: pianoloverus Originally Posted By: Piano Again I play with the lid closed and hinge folded back. I also have a couple of quilts on top. For about six months, I played with it completely closed because I was having some ear problems, but recently opened it up again because it was too muffled that way. How big is your room? Does the room open up onto other rooms/halls? The room is about 14 x 15, and it does not open to other rooms. Ceiling is 8 feet high. (Sorry for high-jacking this thread.) _________________________ Recovering cellist, amateur pianist. Check out my blog !
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#1308840 - 11/19/09 10:01 PM Re: Question about new Estonia [Re: Piano Again]
FogVilleLad 4000 Post Club Member Registered: 03/02/05 Posts: 4673 Loc: San Francisco	Originally Posted By: Piano Again I do have some foam panels (purchased from a company that makes them specifically for practice rooms), but... we weren't sure where to hang them. You might want to contact the seller re placement. If you mount them a little out from the wall, they'll both absorb and diffuse sound. If the piano is not already positioned so that it projects at an angle down the long axis of the room, that also should help. When contacting the seller, it'd probably help to include info re positioning.
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