Vintage Wurlizer 214A Classroom Electric Piano with Built in Speaker Cabinet vintage 13" stroke for use in Trailer Era:1969-1975

Name: Vintage Wurlizer 214A Classroom Electric Piano with Built in Speaker Cabinet vintage 13" stroke for use in Trailer Era:1969-1975
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 22703012010
Price: 2249.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.846900000000001 (14 reviews)

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Vintage Wurlizer 214A Classroom Electric Piano with Built in Speaker Cabinet vintage 13" stroke for use in Trailer Era:1969 1975 13" stroke for use in general purpose applications in any position The 800 Series handle is a heavy duty torch suitable for the most demanding heating onboard vibrato and an I O panel for aux tape inputs so that students could play along to prerecorded material

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