<HTML>   Wimblees@aol.com wrote: Thanks to all who offered suggestions, and opionons. I am sure that over the next couple of years, you all will find more Wurlitzer consoles with horizontal soundboards and glued on ribs, going out of tune. I hope your customers will treat you as well as did mine. <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Willem Blees  RPT St. Louis</BLOCKQUOTE>   Thanks for the vote of confidence.  I wish that I had some useful suggestions or a solution to the problem, but alas...  Short of making a new (and properly built) soundboard for the beast I'm not sure what can be done that would be an effective, stable, long-term repair.  Of course, since there is some controversy about this kind of  repair, and since you have not identified the soundboard as the definite source of the problem, perhaps it is time for your clients to consider investing in a new instrument. As a final note, when Hal first ran across this problem, he contacted Wurlitzer who promptly sent him an invitation to tour their factory.  They, wined, dined and wooed him with much talk about new technology and stringent building standards, etc., but, in the end, did not change the way they made their soundboards.  However, he did enjoy the tour... Scott Pickett (Apprentice who hopes one day to be able to tune something properly...) Bob Moffatt Moffatt Piano Calgary, Alberta Canada</HTML>