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Building Wurlitzer Trombones for 105 Band Organ
By Burl Updyke

I read in the Archives about someone adding wooden trombones to
a style 105 band organ.  I have Doyle Lane's book of Wurlitzer pipe
data, but I am not sure of the resonator lengths needed for trombones
to add to the 105 bass pipe section.  Maybe Robbie can help, or
possibly someone else may have information.

I have built a MIDI version of a 105, and I have 55 pipes now playing.
I am aware that the 105 normally uses cello pipes to supply the
missing higher frequencies to the bass pipe, but I thought it would
be interesting to try trombones instead.

Thanks,
Burl Updyke

 [ David Repanshek wrote about building wood trombones for W105, see
 [ http://www.mmdigest.com/Archives/Authors/Aut753.html 
 [ -- Robbie


(Message sent Thu 14 May 2009, 21:03:56 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

Key Words in Subject:  105, Band, Building, Organ, Trombones, Wurlitzer

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