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Fig. 120-N
7.
DAMPER ADJUST:MENT
The dampers are adjusted by the damper lever lift
dowel which protrudes through the damper levers.
Fig. 120-N.
should be lifted
slotted dowel counterclockwise causes the damper to be
lifted higher.
Tone regulating of the Wurlitzer Electron:lc Piano is
accomplished in the same manner as in a conventional piano
and should only be done by a tuner-technician.
The striking point of the ham. � ers to the bar is very im
portant just as it is in a conventional piano.
point is properly set at the factory and should require
little or no adjustment in the field.
In the event the striking point does need adjustment, it
is more likely to be in the treble.
notes sound "dead" or "woody," first check to be sure the two
large bar mounting screws are� down tight against the rub
ber mounting washers.
loosen the front one.
ing the treble keys move the treble end of the bar slightly
forward and backward until the maximum volume and desired
tone is reached.
rear screw hole in the bar mounting block does not coincide
with the center of the rear mounting hole in the bar, plug the
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Damper Adjustment
vfuen the key is fully depressed, the damper
3/16"
from the reed.
TONE REGULATING {OR VOICING)
STRIKING POINT
Then remove the rear large screw and
Turn the instru�ent on and while strik
If this location of the bar is such that the
120-15
Turning the
The striking
If some of the treble
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