Crumar (Univox) Compac-Piano 1972-1980
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Working, in a great shape. Carries signs of natural wear, as it’s very old.
Crumar entered the keyboard market with the Compac-piano. A portable electric piano that was used by many players. It helped sparked the idea of strapping a keyboard on like a guitarist. Later models would be updated with the name Compac-piano 2. The models were licensed by Univox in the States and carried the name Univox instead of Crumar.
The instrument was a very good sounding simple Electric Piano and Clavinova with 3 sliders for sound shaping and a built in phaser for the prominent 1970's sounds.
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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