what kind of material piano is made up from?

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Gaurav Wavhal

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hardwood, typically hard maple or beech, and its massiveness serves as an essentially immobile object from which the flexible soundboard can best vibrate.
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Wood and Strings
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Wood. Spruce or Bosnian maple.
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A piano is an acoustic instrument It is made up wood mainly but has an iron frame and metal strings. I had lots of moving parts.
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Piano mainly maid by Wood and strings. added with metal frame. The keys are added with soft hammer action.
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wood and strings
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it is the highest grade close-grained, quarter-sawn Sitka spruce.
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Hello Jayesh, piano is generally made up of maple or beech wood.
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Wood and strings
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wood and strings majorly
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