Matthew Todd wrote: >And there is a spot next to a wood stove, >but I doubt that would be good. So, is there an alternative spot in the >living room with no inside walls?? In this day and age usually the only reason to avoid outside walls is heating/AC vents and windows that might allow direct sunlight on the piano. Position the piano at least five feet away from working heating/AC vents, and so that the piano cannot receive direct sunlight. BTW, wood stoves and fireplaces can cause serious damage to a piano if they are close enough to radiate heat into a piano, but beyond that the corrosive smoke that can discolor the walls of a house using wood for heat can also corrode the metal parts of a piano. Beware. Don't shoot me, I'm only the piano tuner, Kent Swafford
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