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65/88-note Players
By Gary Rasmussen

Richard Vance asks:

> Can any MMD member confirm that such a switchable 88/65 tracker bar
> was actually used?

I rebuilt an upright pumper about 20 years ago that had a switchable
tracker bar.  It was one tracker bar with two roll of holes in it,
neither one was centered in the tracker bar if I recall correctly.
A lever switched which row of holes was actually connected to the
tracker bar tubing.

I don't remember the brand of the piano but I think I know where
the piano is in Southern California if anyone is interested in more
information.  I don't think there was anything special about the player
mechanism, it was a fairly conventional rebuild.

Gary Rasmussen
Mason, Ohio  (Cincinnati area)


(Message sent Mon 22 Jun 1998, 13:28:29 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.)

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