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Straight from the '70s, the Wurlitzer 200A electric piano provided an update to the original model 200 with a new and improved amplifier circuit, complete with speaker. If you like the Wurlitzer 200, the 200A is a great pick -- the action and reeds are completely the same, with only the improved circuit differentiating the two. Who wouldn't want the best of something already great?

The Hohner Pianet T was an electric piano manufactured between 1977 and 1982. It used reeds to produce sound, much like the Wurlitzer. This variation of the Pianet does not come with legs.

Famous Pianet Artists: The Beatles, Lovin' Spoonful, Roxy Music, King Crimson, Tony Banks, Christine McVie

The Wurlitzer 200A was produced as an update to the model 200, with an improved amplifier circuit and speaker. The action and reeds are 100% identical between the two models.

As well, the 200A was only ever available in black, whereas the 200 was available in a few custom colors.

Produced in Sweden by the Clavia company, Nord keyboards have been widely embraced by players since the first Nord Lead launched in 1995. Nords are known for their digital emulation of classic analog sounds, and the company continues to add innovative features with each new generation of synth. The Nord Electro series captures classic electric piano and organ sounds in a more portable, stage-friendly format. 

Years of Production: 2002 - 2008

Number of Keys: 61 semi-weighted waterfall style

The Nord Electro 4 D SW 61 is the 61-key version of the Electro 4 series. It has waterfall organ-style keys as well as physical drawbars. Utilizing the Nord sample and piano libraries, the Nord Electro 4 D can be customized for various piano, organ, electric piano, clavinet, synth, string, orchestra, and other sounds.

Released for four short years from 1979 to 1983, the Fender Rhodes Mark II Stage was manufactured when CBS had dropped the Fender name from Rhodes models. However, other than the finish, the Mark II is identical to the Mark I in virtually every regard. With 88 weighted keys and hammers made entirely of plastic, the Mark II also boasts controls for bass boosting and volume. If you find a Mark II made before 1980, it will feature wooden keys rather than the plastic ones it was replaced with that year.

Produced in Sweden by the Clavia company, Nord keyboards have been widely embraced by players since the first Nord Lead launched in 1995. Nords are known for their digital emulation of classic analog sounds, and the company continues to add innovative features with each new generation of synth. The Nord Electro series captures classic electric piano and organ sounds in a more portable, stage-friendly format. 

Years of Production: 2002 - 2008

Number of Keys: 73 semi-weighted waterfall style

• An iconic piece of rock n' roll history, the Fender Rhodes Piano Bass is the first Rhodes electric piano built in collaboration with Fender
• A 32-note electric piano with a similar range to a bass guitar.e
• Used by many famous artists including Led Zeppelin, Herbie Hancock, Radiohead, Ray Charles, and Jamiroquai .

The Wurlitzer 120 is a portable vintage electric piano from the '50s. Ray Charles is known to have used a Wurlitzer 120 in his recordings, such as "What I Say" and "Unchain My Heart."

The Rhodes Mark V Stage 73 was the last electric piano manufactured by the Rhodes Corporation, manufactured between 1984 and 1985. It featured a lighter body and a 73-key keybed with action that could allow for better dynamics.

Famous Rhodes Players: Ray Manzarek, Herbie Hancock, George Duke, Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul, Billy Preston, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Radiohead

The Wurlitzer 206A, similar to the 200A but without vibrato circuitry, is a vintage electric piano manufactured in the '70s. It runs on an IEC-style power connector and has a 1/4" out.