How to solve the Black Ops 6 piano puzzle solution

Black Ops 6 Piano Puzzle
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The Call of Duty Black Ops 6 piano puzzle is found when you reach your safe house, and starts a series of puzzles that opens up a basement area, ultimately leading to the Black Ops 6 safe code. This is the beginning of a sequence of interlocked puzzles that lead into one another and will eventually get you $1000 to help upgrade your base before you even start the main story.

Black Op 6 piano puzzle solution 

Black Op 6 piano puzzle solution

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You'll find the piano puzzle on the ground floor of the safe house, in a room across from a white kitchen, next to the blacklight on the table. The black light is crucial solving the piano puzzle, lighting up symbols and numbers on the wall around you.

Black Ops 6 Piano Puzzle code

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These are the BO6 piano puzzle symbols I found:

  1. Mn
  2. Pe
  3. CN
  4. Ao
  5. Pe

There's a chance these might be different for you, so use the black light to find the first symbol over the piano and follow the arrows to see what you get.

On the piano moving the black light around will also show symbols around the keyboard. All you need to do to solve the Black Ops 6 Piano puzzle is find and play the symbols in the order numbered on the wall.

Black Ops 6 Piano Puzzle

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Play the right keys and a door by the piano will open up and reveal some stairs that head down. However, you won't be able to progress any further at this point until you light the Black ops 6 boiler in the basement, which will then open this new door and open the way to another puzzle where you'll need to work out how to decrypt the Black ops 6 keypad code.

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