FS: Wurlitzer 200a.
It's located in Sydney.
The bad:
- The wooden base is a little knocked around. It in no way effects performance.
- Some of the keys have cracks in the veneer. This is purely cosmetic and doesn't effect playability in anyway.
- 3 screws that secure the lid along the leading edge of the piano are missing. Replacements
shouldn't be hard to obtain.
- The strike line isn't perfect and the only thing stopping it from being out of the world...
The good:
- Includes original legs and pedal.
- ABS lid is in great nick!
- The amplifier was replaced to a completely (original) rebuilt amp 3 months ago.
- Speakers are new. Replaced three months ago.
- Grommets at the back of the harp/whip assembly were replaced three months ago.
- It sounds great and plays very nicely. An adjustment to the strike line will make it superb!
Chasing $1800 obo. I'll throw in the old speakers (working) and amplifier PCB (non-working... output
transistors are dead) as well. Happy to ship, but it's going to cost a bit I suspect!
The bad:
- The wooden base is a little knocked around. It in no way effects performance.
- Some of the keys have cracks in the veneer. This is purely cosmetic and doesn't effect playability in anyway.
- 3 screws that secure the lid along the leading edge of the piano are missing. Replacements
shouldn't be hard to obtain.
- The strike line isn't perfect and the only thing stopping it from being out of the world...
The good:
- Includes original legs and pedal.
- ABS lid is in great nick!
- The amplifier was replaced to a completely (original) rebuilt amp 3 months ago.
- Speakers are new. Replaced three months ago.
- Grommets at the back of the harp/whip assembly were replaced three months ago.
- It sounds great and plays very nicely. An adjustment to the strike line will make it superb!
Chasing $1800 obo. I'll throw in the old speakers (working) and amplifier PCB (non-working... output
transistors are dead) as well. Happy to ship, but it's going to cost a bit I suspect!
