I had the misfortune today to arrive to tune a Kranichly Bad console which the owners warned me had "broken keys." Of course, this can mean a lot of things, many of which are quickly remedied. I was prepared for broken plastic elbows. It was much worse. Broken plastic jacks. My questions: are any of the standard replacement jacks the right size to replace these? Is it easier (this is, of course, a relative term since there will be no EASY way to do this) to replace them flange and all, or repin all the jacks? Having never done such a horrible job, I have no idea how long it might take so I can't estimate a price for labor ... 3 hours? 3 day? The ultimate question: is there ANY justification for repairing these things? Thanks in advance for your expert opinions ... Barb Barasa Sycamore IL
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