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Wurlitzer 720 “Wind Lake”

Wurlitzer 720 “Wind Lake”

Regular price $6,800.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $6,800.00 USD
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The price shown above is a reservation deposit, not the final price. This instrument's final sale price will be confirmed once restoration is complete — we'll follow up with the total before the remaining balance is due. Shipping and any cosmetic customization add-ons are separate and invoiced once your instrument is ready to ship.

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This is a pre-order of a restoration instrument. After you purchase, our team will contact you with an estimated restoration timeline and, if any additional work beyond our standard process is needed, a cost estimate before we proceed.

The listing price reflects a 50% down payment to reserve the instrument and place it in our restoration queue. The current estimated completion date is estimated around 4-6 months unless otherwise noted. Please contact us directly for expedited rates if you need the instrument in a faster timeframe. The remaining 50% balance is due before the instrument leaves the workshop.

Our Wurlitzer restoration process is among the most meticulous in the world, with over 30 hours of expert craftsmanship devoted to every instrument. Throughout our restoration process we prioritize using period-correct vintage components whenever possible, or select the highest quality reproduction parts when necessary. Each restoration is carefully tailored to bring out the very best in the Wurlitzer's action, touch, and iconic tone while remaining true to its original character, earning our highest seal of approval.

This piano comes from the 140/145 period, where Wurlitzer started to make big strides in the design of the reeds and action. From this point onward, action changes were very subtle and considerably more reliable than the 110 and 120 era pianos. Earlier models of the 140 and 145 carry over 120-era reeds, giving them a colorful and vibey character.

The 720A is the console version of this era, built around a tube 145 amplifier.

Features:

  • Fully Restored & Leveled Key Bed
  • Comprehensive Action Regulation
  • New Jack Springs & Fly Felts
  • New Key Bushing Felts
  • Improved Electronics Grounding & Shielding
  • Warneck Research Variable Vibrato Amplifier
  • CEPCo's Expert Tuning & Voicing Setup

Included:

  • Legs
  • Sustain Pedal
  • Music Rack
  • Bench
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