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Why We Love Wurlitzers with Built-In Leg Storage
Electronic Pianos Paulina Salmas 5/25/20 Electronic Pianos Paulina Salmas 5/25/20

Why We Love Wurlitzers with Built-In Leg Storage

Early Wurlitzer keyboards — the 112, 120, and 140-series — have built in leg storage. The outer lid (which is hopefully still present all these years!) has a space to firmly screw in the legs, as well as a little strap in the center to hold them in place. This is probably early Wurlitzers’ most underrated feature!

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Why does my Wurlitzer 112 amp have a weird octal plug that goes nowhere?
Guides, Electronic Pianos Paulina Salmas 5/21/20 Guides, Electronic Pianos Paulina Salmas 5/21/20

Why does my Wurlitzer 112 amp have a weird octal plug that goes nowhere?

The Wurlitzer 112 has a mysterious octal plug that appears to go nowhere. It is very similar to the wiring harness plug, except that it doesn’t end in a wire. It’s just a little black dome that occupies chassis real estate and doesn’t appear to do anything in particular.

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