In Philly we have a parade called the Mummers Parade. It's got to 2 or 3 miles long. Look at this photo.
They wheeled that Musser for a couple miles. I'm surprised it didn't fall apart. Unbelievable!
I asked Dall-E to draw a vibraharp.
Fascinating. Go to the YouTube link for more info about the video.
Barry
A music teacher friend has a Musser (probably M44) in her band that is making loud noises. Please see the attached video and let me know what the problem is and how to fix.
Thanks,
Barry
thanks to Barryk
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Since I will not be able to build more frames in the long run for private reasons, I decided to publish my construction data.
As a first step, I have published on the linked page all documents and model data to build a very stable folding frame from aluminum T-profiles, suitable for Deagan 584 Nocturne bars.
As I have time, I will post corresponding data for a Musser M55 bar set.
Key this keyboard layout out. Must be similar to the Tri Chromatic Vibraphone
Here is another low cost idea turned into reality by applying the new possibilities of 3D printing. My next frame will be equipped with these bar posts.
My collected ideas around the vibraphone can be found here:
http://wyndorps.de/E_index.htm
This is my first version of a usable twistable shaft for vibraphone fans. The concept enables the use on most vibraphones (e.g. Musser M55) for a more or less DIY-self-adaptation as a retrofit kit while continuing to use the existing drive unit.
But it took a rainy November weekend to fit the fans and coupling elements together.
That's what I've been looking for for years.