Thanks for posting this. Great overview. Just FYI 440hz is the frequency of the note A, not any note that is in tune.

Thanks for making this guys, you remain the authority

THANK YOU! Glad to know I didn't have to mess with my soldering iron just to tune up my D's ! A HUGE help!

Thank you so much for these videos! Not only did these videos help me to voice and tune the Wurlitzer that I just bought but it gave me enough confidence to even buy the wurli and even attempt to do this myself. I love fixing things on my own but was very worried about breaking it somehow but you showed me just how easy it could be. I need to order some more parts but don't mind spending a bit extra buying it from vintage vibe now, thanks for the help!

Thank you for uploading this video! It has been a tremendous help :)

Excellent helpful video. Thank you very much!!!

Thanks a lot for doing this! Very helpful.

very useful, thank you

Very good. Helpful.

Thank you very much. Because what I heard is a part of my problem. Once my light stop coming on I had a bad problem with a few notes not being heard anymore. What are all the tools I need to repair my Wurlitzer? I am a singer/songwriter I just want to do this for myself. Thank you

Would this same way of tuning work for the Wurlitzer 120?

Tried this today with my Wurli 200A, and it is MUCH harder to do than it looks in this video! The problem I had was keeping the reed from moving from side to side (left and right) and keeping it perfectly centered in the pickup when you slide it back and forth . It kept touching the edges and buzzed. Any tips on this? They didn't really explain this part.

What size wrench are you using at 2:47?