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22 Mar 2015

Cardboard cut-out: a solution for the sliding piano pedal problem

Cardboard cut-out: a solution for the sliding piano pedal problem

The pedal of the electric piano in my room keeps sliding and slipping away under my foot. A well-known issue. Placing the piano on a large piece of cardboard fixed this: a cut-out of the right size is now keeping the pedal in place.

Cardboard cut-out: a solution for the sliding piano pedal problem
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