Western Electric X Xylophone Plays Weakly
By Allen Scott
Hello friends, I've just finished restoring a Western Electric X with
xylophone. The piano plays great -- it plays plenty strong on both
soft and loud settings. The xylophone, however, seems a bit sluggish
to me and does not play loudly at all. Is there a recommended striking
distance for the beaters or could there be some other problem I'm
overlooking? Thanks for any suggestions.
Allen Scott
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