  euw. for those who really wanna see the nittygritties of my piano's bad shape, here are some of them. for those who are too lazy to visit urlLink http://burobbipiano1.mypicgallery.com/ to see the full range of pictures.. there are some samples below. First. My C2 string broke, and the hammer gets wedged in between the B2 and C#1 strings everytime I play the note. i either have to hit B2 or C#1 string a number of times before the hammer dislodges itself, or i have to release the hammer manually. Secondly, As you can see, the A3, C#5, Bb5, A6, B6, C7, C#7 hammers all do not return properly. the C7 is the worst of them all, if you can see, I have attached an extra weight to the hammer to make it return more properly. The C7 and C#7 really are the most annoying of the lot. B7 and C8 are super sticky but still return.
Thirdly, Very obvious what this is. My F5 and F#5 have gone case. The technician just pulled out the hammer like that. Of course he added to the damage, because, before that I still could play those keys properly; they didn't go out. but after he meddled with it it got worse. Now periodically it goes out. Especially if it gets deflected by my hammering of the strings =_+ (bruised eye) Fourth, Hmmz. Look at this. An example of attrition (geography! weathering on a small scale..). Felt deposits have been found on all 88 keys of my piano.
The felt came not from the part that hits the string, but from the lever system! Howz about that. These are just 4 samples, you have other pictures showing my C2 key getting jammed and sunken in, as well as the remnants of my C2 string on the tuning peg. ah well. i suppose its time for me to get down to work =_=" 
