Maintenance

Finally doing some maintenance on my Jenco 3-octave vibraphone, for which I received some helpful advice here in the past.  What I've done so far:

- Replaced both cords, all the post insulators and the dampening felt with brand new ones from Century Mallet

- Leveled a few posts that were sticking up too high (long story) 

- Dampened any buzzing metal on the frame 

Overall it is sounding wonderful in comparison to where it started, but two issues remain and I'm not sure what can be done about them if anything:

Hello!  First-time vibes & marimba owner here, both of the ~1960s Jenco 3-octave variety with the foldable legs.   I've done a bit of work on both to reduce buzz / rattle / ringing / squeaking with some success but have a few questions:

Hello all.

the pad on my Deagan 594 Commander needs to be replaced. I'm thinking of possibly going w Nico's gel pad but can't find where i might purchase one. Thanks!

I'm doing a recording session and have misplaced the power supply for the vibrato motor on the Malletech Omega Vibe. I can't recall what voltage it is. If it's something common like 12V then I may be in luck but I definitely don't want to fry it with too much voltage. Thanks!

I'm looking for rubber "licorice" post isolators for a Musser ProVibe. On the Steve Weiss website I found "Musser Marimba Post Isolators", with a list of instruments that these isolators fit. The M55 ProVibe is not listed, but I suspect that they will fit.

Does anyone know a source for these rubber post isolators for the Musser vibe?

I thought it may be helpful to share my experience with anodizing/re-anodizing Muster vibe bars.  This is a small sample based on unscientific experience of two sets of bars, and a total of three trips to two different anodizers.  I’d sure think long and hard about taking this on myself again.  Take my advice comments at your own risk!  Also not all bars are anodized! Some are painted and/or have a clear coat on them.

HI Everyone, its my first post, and I am hoping that some knowledgeable folks may be able to help with some troubleshooting on my (mostly unused!) Yamaha 3710. 

If you have the screw/compression casters and your wheels are wobbly on your M55/M48 (it may work on others), it may be that the rubber inside that is worn out or soft. I got replacement 7/8" compression rubber and the spacers on Ebay and it made a big difference. Just be careful not to overtighten or you can crack the legs. Also, when you take out the old ones make sure you only loosen them enough to pull them out; don't screw them out all the way or the rubber and nut will be stuck up in the leg.

Hola amigxs! Quería saber si conocen algún local que venda reemplazos para un pedazo del brazo de mi pedal que se rompió de mi Musser M55 acá en argentina. Si no esta en arg. todo bien, capaz otro lugar latino tiene mejores importaciones.

HI Guys,
Recently got hold of a beautiful M55G and have a few gigs coming up, outside on grass. As the musser has a wooden frame at the top are there any issues with it getting hot (in the sun) or damp from the grass affecting it?

My old premier 751 was all metal so no issues there!

Thanks

Tim