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Converting 65-note Push-up Player
By Bob Loesch

I once converted a 65-note player action (not a Vorsetzer) to play
88-note rolls by replacing the tracker bar, and changing to a smaller
bleed size to improve repetition.  Those were the only changes necess-
ary.  It played perfectly.  One can't tee up or down to extend a range
without adding pneumatics too.

Regards,

Bob Loesch


(Message sent Wed 17 Jun 1998, 03:24:36 GMT, from time zone GMT-0700.)

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