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Ampico B Roll Tracking Problems
By Jay Albert

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We are in the process of rebuilding a 1938  5' 9" Chickering
Ampico 'B', and plan to sell our 1927 Fischer Ampico A at some point.
Aside from the big question as to how all the 'A'-coded rolls in our
collection will be performed on the new system (will that 'normal/subdue'
switch be necessary?), we have heard that the 'B' pianos may have a
tendency to shred rolls (we've never had a casualty on the 'A' piano
in 20 years).  Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Jay Albert
Santa Barbara, Calif.


(Message sent Fri 25 Jul 2003, 14:41:41 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.)

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