Hello Everyone, Well first, a big thanks to everyone who responded to my request for kid skin drum head replacements. The Deagan carillon sure sounds like a Schulmerich carillon, maybe the Coronation model from the 1950's. Anyway, we fix 'em and can supply all of the tubes (new). Schulmerich probabl...

•Hal Davis wrote: > There is someone that advertises regularly in the Antique Trader > that specializes in rebuilding M. Shultz stacks. I talked to this person some years ago, and he said that the Schultz stacks were changed or modified to make for easier rebuilding. So, if you send a Schultz Stack...

•Hello All, My name is Russ Wenner. I am an Engineer at Schulmerich Carillons, Inc. (formally Schulmerich Electronics) in Sellersville, PA. I wear two hats at SCI, namely those of a Mechanical Engineer and a Manufacturing Engineer. I came across this ListServ by doing an Internet search on the word ...

•By now you may have read my Microtonal Carillon introduction. I am looking for a source for cheap surplus solenoids, so that I do not have use the solenoids from the original Schulmerich Carillons bell instrument. I need about 110 identical push solenoids, 12-17 volt DC, no more than 3/4" in diamet...

•Hi Mark, I've forwarded your request to a list of player people. Good luck. Lar - - - From: alcoen@kih.net (Mark Allen)(fwd) To: larryf@pacifier.com (Larry Fisher) Subject: Wanted 1923 Werner Upright Schultz Action Hi, My name is Mark Allen and I have refurbished a beautiful 1923 Werner upright pia...

•Happy New Year to All ! I want to thank Denny Thomas for the kind words [991226 MMD] but I do want to point out that the credit for his success goes to him. A Schultz action is really not for a beginner, but he has done a fantastic job. I am still not sure that player restorations are for just ever...

•I would like to take a guess at the mystery player action [000915 MMD]. With the description provided it sounds to me like a Schultz. The "tracking mechanism" tracks the spool ends, as opposed to the edge of the roll, and it sits in the top of the spool box. It has round metal tracking "ears" on th...

•Hello everyone! I was curious if there was anyone else that reads the MMDigest that has an interest in carillon systems, such as those made by Schulmerich, Verdin, Mass-Rowe, etc. Also, I am always searching for rolls for these systems (or I am glad to find homes for the systems themselves) as they...

•Good morning everybody, I hope somebody can help me: I've restored a Symphonion "Roccocco" music box for a museum in Budapest, Hungary. Here are all the data I know about it: "Schutz Marke Made in Germany (Leipzig) DRP patented, Brevete S.G.D.G." The plate diameter is 30 cm [11-3/4"]. I found only ...

•Tim Gautreaux asked about sealing thin kangaroo skin. Personally, I would not normally use skin that thin (but it works great for the internal pneumatics on a Schultz), but if I did it could be sealed very easily using Dow-Corning 3140 Flowable Silicone, which is a non-corrosive silicone sealer int...

•Greetings, I have posted a few times before on MMD concerning my interest in electromechanical carillons, but I am now presented with a problem that I have not encountered before. I have been offered parts from a Schulmerich Flemish concert carillon, specifically, the bellrod cabinets with strikers...

•-- non-subscriber, please reply to sender and MMD -- Is there a complete listing of titles and numbers of Symphonion 11-7/8" discs that were produced? I have a Schutz-Marke player, serial number 267246. Thank you, Clark Swanson El Dorado Hills, Calif., USA

•-- non-subscriber, please reply to sender and MMD -- Gentlemen: We, here in Mexico City, still have working one old Schulmerich carrillón system. Our request is because we are looking for melodies in roll paper for that equipment. The Schulmerich system was made in 1955, installed in 1956. We keep ...

•Yes, I've converted Recordo to Duo-Art. It sounded better than I ex- pected. The piano was a Schultz Marionette, for a customer moving to Florida who had a Steinway OR, which at 6'6" was too big, and a big col- lection of rolls he liked. I published the schematic about a decade ago in the AMICA Bul...

•Dear all, As I am trying to design a MIDI controlled mechanical violin player I will use the bow wheels from the Mills Violano. I already ordered some years ago from Ralph J. Schultz. Now I am searching for the correct shaft end dimensions where the bow wheels are mounted on. I suppose it will be i...

•I have the following service manuals available for the price of the postage. Next stop is the recycle bin. Tuner's & Repairman's Manual for M. Schultz Co Player Pianos Kimball Player Piano, Illustrated Details, Construction & Operation Simplex Player Action Tuners' & Technicians' Manual for The Sto...

•Luke, your piano description brings both good news and bad news. Werner used Schultz player actions. They are unique to themselves, and the bottom bellows unit is not compatible with others, as there are controlling components mounted on the pump boards. If your upper stack still plays, that's grea...

•Dear friends of the pianola, I just bought a set of piano rolls of Imperial, Orchestrelle, Odeola and other well-known brands. But I also have five rolls from a mysterious "HS" Schutzmarke (copyright notice), made in Germany. The cut seems specific, and some rolls have square punches. The most noti...

•The current issue of the "Carousel Organ" is now printed and on the way to members of the COAA. Several interesting articles include Stefan Batist's article on Dutch organ figures; Ralph Schultz's "Building a 112-key Tracker Bar," a set of Ken Smith's fantastic organ drawings, Part 2 of John Miller...

•From: mlutton@world.std.com To: ALL Subj: Re: What started the 1970 Area: 1-rec.music.ragti Date: 04/19/95 ==================================================================== •shults@netcom.com (Thomas P. Shults) writes: >Was there a particular event or person principly responsible for >the 1970's...