See how rear-end placement and rearward sliding eliminate protrusion-groove insertion, reducing
Flexible resonance transducers tune piano vibrations to amplify fundamental tones and suppress disturbing overtones for clearer sound.
Slidable resonance elements on a flexible suspension boost piano fundamental tones while suppressing disturbing overtone transfer.
Adjustable spring compartments and modular rail sections simplify upright piano assembly, repair, and hammer return tuning.
A steel-based sandwich sound-body and separable upright action cut piano weight and transport space while preserving acoustic sound quality.
Diagonal grooves and a central bar assembly create cross-shaped tunnels on the soundboard, concentrating bass resonance centrally and treble at the edges.
Pilaster-shaped acoustic resonators dissipate sound energy through urethane foam to suppress standing waves in upright piano internal spaces.
A piano-action mechanism clips concave and convex components together using a flexible tape to enable relative movement through elastic deformation.
Relocating the jack adjustment mechanism to the wippen reduces jack weight and inertial force, improving string striking repeatability.
Forward pedal rod arrangement pivots damper rod rearward to press levers, reducing upright keyboard instrument depth.
A semi-light transmitting outer layer directs light through a transparent grand piano rim to create dynamic visual patterns.
Second spring stops hammer rotation before string contact, enabling rapid repeated note playing.
Height adjusters at piano bearing points enable independent leveling, ensuring uniform load distribution and tuning stability on uneven floors.
Recesses on the sound bridge longitudinal edges reduce mass while maintaining structural stability, improving dynamic transmission by 18%.
A segmented steel piano string frame replaces cast iron, using a welded strut under bass strings to maintain stiffness and open space.
Angled hammer cushions absorb motion energy to stabilize rebound positions, reducing collision noise from high-inertia impacts.
A piano key lift rail moves keys to maintain contact with wippen assemblies, eliminating lost motion gaps that degrade touch sensation.
A topboard reflection preventer covers the upper surfaces of a grand piano to block lighting glare.
Planar contact between flat jack and regulating button surfaces increases frictional resistance, clarifying let-off timing while maintaining touch weight.
An upright piano action mechanism employs a long EPDM rubber cushion member to mediate jack movement, resolving idle strikes during rapid note repetition.
A return accelerator mechanism adds elastic force to the whippen assembly of an upright piano action unit.
A piano soft pedal system coordinates a hammer rest rail and a rigid key lift rail to eliminate lost motion gaps between the hammer and wippen assemblies.