Wurlitzer Damper Springs
Andrew and Rebeca Anderson
anrebe at sbcglobal.net
Sat Sep 23 21:13:38 MDT 2006
Check is the dampers are being held back by the spoons first.
Andrew Anderson, Artisan Piano
At 01:23 PM 9/21/2006, you wrote:
>Greetings,
>
> I had a customer this morning that has a Wurly console
> and a good majority of the bass strings havw extraneous ringing
> problems. When I press on the string to see if the damper follows
> or "hugs" the string most do not follow. I am thinkng this piano
> needs new damper springs.
>
> Question: Would it be easier to replace merely the springs or
> should I replace the whole damper lever and remount and adjust the
> heads/felts? or....is there a quick fix that would effectively
> solve the problem and buy more time? What would be the most cost
> effective? Do they even make damper levers to fit this piano
> anymore? The bridges look decent, (hardly any / minimal
> splitting), action parts look good, not dried out, strings are not
> rusty and the tuning pins are tight. I think it is worth fixing the problem.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Julia Gottshall
>Reading, PA
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