S&S XRM

[pianolady50 at peoplepc.com]

William,

All the info you've been given thus far has been excellent.  If you are 
interested in being able to do even more work on player systems, Art 
Reblitz's book *is* the best.  If you're just looking for help with this 
particular piano *do* get in touch with Ferd Pointer.  He absolutely has the 
info you need easily retrievable from his amazingly detailed memory.  You 
can email me privately, if you wish, and I can get the info you need...the 
information storage capability of my brain is not as vast as Ferd's!
Also, check out John Tuttle's website www.player-care.com

Yes, there are two basic styles of D/A systems and each may have a few 
variations.  The 'tubing around the keyframe' is far easier to deal with 
than the 'through the keyframe' version.

And, thank you Terry for the compliments (I'm sure that I speak for Ferd on 
this, as well).

Debbie L.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Farrell" <mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com>
To: "Pianotech List" <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 9:41 AM
Subject: Re: S&S XRM


> If you don't get enough direct info from this list here, you may want to 
> contact Ferdinand Pointer at The Piano Company in Clearwater, Florida. 
> http://www.thepianocompany.com/
>
> Ferd is a PTG PRT and has been a Chapter officer probably about 20 times. 
> He has been rebuilding player systems since shortly after the earth's 
> crust cooled. He will know everything and anything (and more!) than you'll 
> ever need to know about what you are looking at.
>
> And I'm pretty sure he will tell you that you can do it with appropriate 
> guidance.
>
> Also, you can try Debra Legg (most likely an RPT - although I don't know 
> right off hand and am too lazy to look it up) - she used to work with Ferd 
> doing a lot of player work, but moved to the NorthEast a couple years 
> ago - she is in the directory, participates on this list and advertises in 
> the PTG Journal for her key services (very nice work BTW) and besides all 
> that, she's a great gal!
>
> Good luck with it.
>
> Terry Farrell