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Wurlitzer Band Organ Problem Was Low Humidity
By Kevin Mayes

Hi everyone,  I'm just writing to thank everyone for their advice
and assistance with the problem I had with my Wurlitzer 125 Band Organ
[131213 MMDigest].  Many of you suggested its sudden lack of playing
was related to a lack of moisture shrinking the wood and causing vacuum
leaks.

You were right!  I found the humidity in the room had dropped and the
wood had actually shrunk.  I repaired the humidifier problem and after
a couple days of good humidity my Wurlitzer plays again!  Thanks to all!

Kevin Mayes

(Message sent Thu 30 Jan 2014, 14:50:19 GMT, from time zone GMT-0800.)

Key Words in Subject: Band, Humidity, Low, Organ, Problem, Was, Wurlitzer

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