Wurlitzer Whippen Wanted

[David Chadwick]

Jack, 
Thanks for your help here. I have worked on several Brambach's in the past and never noticed this style of whippen, although, I never really wanted to delve into their inner workings as most of these piano's that I saw were in such poor condition that removing the action might've caused more problems than I wanted to tangle with. 

If you do have a reasonable match please let me know and I'll cover the cost of part, storage and shipping. Thanks

David C. 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: JWyatt1492 at aol.com 
  To: pianotech at ptg.org 
  Sent: Friday, October 19, 2007 6:33 AM
  Subject: Re: Wurlitzer Whippen Wanted


  Hello David,

      This  whippen is not from a real "Wurlitzer".
  It is from a real  "Brambach"    

       Wurlitzer did use coil jack springs on some of 
   its actions. However on this whippen they also 
  used a coil spring on the repetition lever.

      Brambach made a Piano 4'' 9' long & 4"6' wide 
  having 12 mono-cords and 16 bi-cords in the bass. 

     I think I have a  Brambach  Whippen,  I will check 
  and if so I will be glad  to send it to you.

  Regards
  and luck to you

  Jack Wyatt 






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