Here is another great find . Unfortunately , I will not keep it either . I rather like finding oddities such as this, which are pristine or minty and passing them along to people who are assured to properly care for them and understand that they have more than a monetary value when found like this . This is a Wurlitzer Model 200-A electric piano . Oddly enough , most of these instruments and their parts were built right here in Corinth Mississippi in the later 60's and on into the late 70's . The action on this instrument is unbelieveable . I've played several of these very models and all were old and worn . I could only immagine how they played new , well .. now I've experienced it . I recieved it from a gentleman whose mother recently passed away in Savanah TN . He said shes had it over 30 years and its been dusted and rarely played all these years. A likely storybook story , but none the less , it is the truth . Here are some pictures of the instrument . I tried to take them from all angles . I wish you could hear this thing! Think 1968!There are no scuffs or cracks on the top at all! The keys are immaculate! Just look at the pics . They are not in the greatest detail (because of file size issues) but they will speak volumes alone for this instrument. I took the liberty of opening the top . Has it ever been opened ??? Not likely . You could eat of the interior . There was not a sign of dust , dirt or rust to be found . I am a collector and have a collectors eye . Have a look! Enjoy!
Please e-mail me with any questions regarding this instrument . It will not last long and is a worthy investment. Just look around and see if you find one complete like this and in this condition for the price I am asking . If you live close , you may try it out. I dont really want to be lugging it around so people can try it out . I dont want to risk it. If you are a professional or a collector then you know what this is . Will ship worldwide if funds are drawn on internationaly recognized bank or direct deposite.
An interesting site I stumbled upon : Wurlitzer Collectors Page for 200-200A Models
