Restored piano with new amplifier, re-coned speakers, reproduction pedal, re-finished case and case top. New faceplate & jewel, new pots and jacks. Reed shields installed.

Extensive work on the action. New front rail and balance rail felts. Keytops cleaned and sanded matte, leveled, dipped, squared and bushings repaired where necessary. Action and dampers regulated to service manual specifications: lost motion (capstans), escapement (let-off). Sustain regulated to bring all dampers off the reeds simultaneously. All grounding points cleaned and secured.

I am an acoustic piano technician in the Western New York area and service 500 pianos a year. Most of the work that goes into these restorations is in the keybed. Keys warp over time and rub against each other, squeeze on the bushings, and felts compress. The action is now as good as it gets, and this board is ready for another 40 years of service. With heavy use hammer tips might need some attention down the line; it's a delicate instrument compared to a Rhodes. Wurlitzers have a real piano action, complete with whippens and felt hammer tips, and I don't using recommend this as a touring instrument unless you've got that soft Norah Jones touch. But, with normal studio use this piano will last longer than it's first life. The new VV amplifiers are great, and not nearly as troublesome as the old designs.

Please ask questions. I would much prefer local pickup so you can play it before I hand it off, but if you're interested in shipping I have a large wooden box ready to go and can pack it safely.