>My own personal bias is that anything more than 72 hours would be >unnecessary. But I'm willing to learn. Greetings, This will depend on the quality of the service. I suggest two weeks. This allows the piano to cycle through the household's day/night changes, and generally get acclimated to the relative level of humidity at that time. A larger reason for the wait is that two weeks of play will call forth break-in problems like damper pedals losing regulation, "sticking keys", maybe a jack pad that didn't really have enough glue will have fallen off, and the damper wires that moved early in their settling will be rattling. A couple of weeks delay in that first tuning/service can save extra trips in the first two months or so. Regards,
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