My headstock is broken, and the piano master wants me 800, do you think I still need to fix it? I bo

800 pure It is estimated that the price is high depending on the price of your piano You don't need to find any piano master to repair I suggest that you repair it yourself Go and buy a good two-in-one kind of glue Try to sew it as aligned and then put it on for two days You will find that it is stronger than before you fell on the string! My dg200 is just like you, leaning back on the stool, accidentally kicking the panel, and then falling down, I'm so sticky, it's no different from before the fall, and I don't play the product, anyway, be careful when you stick it, be careful, don't glue too much, and then press hard for a while. (I've replied to the post in GC, I'm afraid you won't see it).

Don't be fooled, what kind of piano master is looking for a sheep head to sell dog meat, ** wants so much money, he just sees that you are good at the piano and wants to earn you more money. You send the strings down, ask the carpenter how to stick things, your guitar is also glued, and it's not produced as a whole, after gluing, the fretboard is attached to the flat table top or whatever, and it's okay to leave it for a few more days. If you don't dare to do it yourself, if you are afraid that it is not strong enough, you can take it and ask the carpenter to repair it for you, haha, maybe you will drill a few small holes and put a fixed device on it.

In short, it's not a big deal, don't be a dealer in the piano shop, a lot of people who don't understand ** are buying pianos... It's a mess. Hope it helps. The 5000 piano is considered a mid-range piano, and the family can't spend it indiscriminately if they have money.

Repair!! Find a way to fix it!! After the technique is practiced, find a proficient piano picker and change it to a good piano.

I have a friend who learns classical guitar and buys a classical piano directly from abroad for 10,000 dollars.

Finding a senior carpenter is estimated to save 600

If you don't repair it, you can buy one.

Go to the place where you bought the guitar and see if the owner can help fix it.

Of course, if the injury is too severe, many people are reluctant to repair it.

Because it is difficult to repair and it may not sound accurate.

I thought I was dead, but the owner of the place where I bought the piano was good and helped me fix it.

I also confiscated my money, because my Bakelite was more than 600 when I bought it, and I was also familiar with him, according to him, my guitar would cost about 100 RMB to go somewhere else, of course, this is my situation, just for reference.

Look at the grade of the piano, if you talk well, it doesn't matter if the money is not money. Or it doesn't cost much to go to the piano shop where you bought the guitar and ask for help to fix it. Dozens of pieces stopped. No, you go to Yisheng Piano Store to see that the boss is very good, and ask him to help. I guess I don't need money.

The string that is easy to break in the average acoustic guitar is a string. Generally, if you buy it at a piano store, it costs two yuan a piece. It's like a set, that's about fifteen to twenty.

Oh, don't worry, the strings themselves are relatively cheap. If you want a good guitar, it might be a little more expensive, but it won't be much more expensive. Borrow it with confidence.

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It can be glued with glue, and it is better to drill a hole in the middle of the fracture position and reinforce it with a screw!

After repairing, it has no effect on the performance.

This piano can be repaired, but it's not worth it.

Every job will encounter something unpleasant, see if the job has a future, if there is a future, if there is a stick, if not, change a company, just don't change because of a little setback.

Up to 50 bucks. If you find a workshop to make the piano, 10 yuan and 20 yuan will be done. The general process is like this. Glue your headstock with their glue first and let it dry. Then use a polisher to polish off the protrusions. It'll be fine in a while.

It's basically hopeless. If you don't want to play anymore, just want to be a souvenir, just glue the headstock and don't string it. Keep it in a box.

If you still want to play, there is probably only one way, which is what the guy said earlier, and replace the neck directly.

I have a Yamaha A5 and it was close to 4000 when I bought it, and I have been using it for 5 years. I accidentally broke it last year, and I thought of a lot of ways to glue it with super wood, but it didn't work, because the strings have a lot of pull. Later, I thought that the only way was to change the neck, but that would be very troublesome, so I suggested hanging him at the head of the bed as a souvenir.

Dude, you're amazing!! I've never seen a broken headstock, I really can't fix it, you have to replace it with a new one, even if you can fix it, the money is enough to buy a new one, you can do it yourself, usually the guitar is a neck and headstock, what kind of piano do you have.

Go to Tianjin Chengguang Musical Instrument to see that there is a master who is very good at repairing the piano, you can contact you on the Internet first.

Bull x. If it is a veneer, it is necessary to repair it.

Forget about the plywood. There's no need for that.

Judging from the traces of the break, there is basically no possibility of repair.

The headstock is broken and the repair cost and the effect after the repair are not satisfactory, so it is generally better to buy a new one when it is broken, if it has a special meaning for you, you can wrap it with tape as a souvenir, and there is no way to play it.

When my son was in college, he picked up a guillotine from a classmate and took it to a local piano store to get it tied. I tried playing it and the pitch was very good, and it seemed to cost 50 yuan.

Broken headstock? It's better to buy another one.