Phillips AG in Frankfurt introduced the DUCARTIST reproduction system to the market in 1923. The DUCARTIST is the DUCA based on an 88 standard scale. Unlike Welte, Philipps did not change the coding of the system, but simply produced the DUCA die-cuts on a paper of standard 88 width, so that there is a blank space on the right and left. So the DUCARTIST has the same scale as the DUCA. The DUCARTIST has a double scale, i.e. the DUCARTIST rolls can be played - and 88 standard rolls.

To switch between the role types, the note sliding block must be rotated.

The Philipps DUCARTIST scale has the following assignment (from left to right):

Hole 1: Accent Bass

Hole 2: Mezzoforte bass from

Hole 3: Mezzoforte Bass on

Hole 4: Decrescendo Bass slow

Hole 5: crescendo bass slow

Hole 6: Decrescendo Bass fast

Hole 7: crescendo bass fast

Hole 8: Piano pedal down

Hole 9: Piano pedal half on

Hole 10: Motor off

Holes 11 to 91: 81 notes C1 to g4

Hole 92: Piano pedal fully depressed

Hole 93: Return

Hole 94: Fortepedal on

Hole 95: Fortepedal down

Hole 96: Crescendo treble fast

Hole 97: Decrescendo treble fast

Hole 98: crescendo treble slow

Hole 99: Crescendo treble fast

Hole 100: Mezzoforte treble in

Hole 101: mezzoforte treble from

Hole 102: accent treble"