WORKING CONDITION: Very Good. This Wurlitzer feels and sounds fantastic. The keyboard action is even across the entire range, and the sound moves from sweet and soft to downright rude and semi-distorted when the volume is increased and the playing becomes more aggressive. This is a total winner of a vintage Wurli.

PHYSICAL CONDITION: Good. There are some rips in the tolex on the base of the pedestal, and the metal faceplate is bent (see photos). Otherwise, this keyboard is in very good condition. 

INVENTORY #59076

BRAND: Wurlitzer

MODEL: 207

FUNCTION: Electric Piano Keyboard

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: This listing is for a 1978 Wurlitzer Model 207 Classroom Electronic Piano Console. 

The Wurlitzer 207 (and 207a/207VA) is a rare 1970s electric piano designed as a teacher's console for classroom music labs, heavily based on the 200a model. It features 64 keys, onboard amplification, and specialized controls to communicate with up to 24 student 206/206a models.

SPECS:

• Serial # 82774
• Keyboard: 64-key weighted action (Sugar Pine keys with Implex plastic covers)
• Tone Generation: Electromechanical; hammers strike steel reeds in a polarized electrostatic field.
• Speakers: Standard configurations include one 6" x 9" oval, one 8" round, or two 8" round speakers housed in the base pedestal.
• Amplifier: 40-watt peak power (approx. 15-20W RMS); early 207 models used the 200-series amp, while  207A models used the updated 200A amp for lower noise.
• Power Requirements: 117-volt, 60 Hz A.C.; 40 watts consumption.
• Finish:  Beige / Tan
• Effects: Tremolo

ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: This item comes as seen in photos and does not include any accessories.

UNPACKAGED WEIGHT: 124 lbs.

UNPACKAGED DIMENSIONS: 40" x 20" x 33"

SHIPPING: This item is too large, too heavy, or too delicate to ship by standard shipping services and must be shipped by FREIGHT.

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