Greeting from the Shore,

I located a schematic of the Model P-2 Universal in Senaca, PA.  John
Omiatek has 6 of the original 8 pages of a hand drawn schematic of the
board. It seems that R22A is a load resistor with a value of 5.6 ohms/
2 watt.

I don't want to get off on a rant here but if anyone ever needed any
justification for steering people away from "the new and improved"
electronic players, this is just another case in point. First the
Pitman roll motor burns out, then three days after it's replaced (not
cheap) the control board just quits (not going to be cheap). Compared
to the cost of a simple five-chamber air motor and AM govenor which
will be rebuildable for the next two-hundred years. Where's the logic?

BTW, my thnaks to Larry Fisher for the info.

Musically, John Tuttle

•P.S. Story & Clark Pianos 1-800-348-7340 (Same as Classic Player)
     Quaker Dr.
     Seneca, PA 16346