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Can anyone tell me what kind of piano this is? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ5hy8x4q3I thanks.. Larry


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Larry the lines on the piano look like a Wurlitzer. Maybe a piano traveler who repped the line can tell us.


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I think it's a 73 note Melodigrand, by Winter/Aeolian. Notice no fallboard.
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I would go with Wurlitzer. They made a lot of cheap pianos with no fallboard.


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It is most definitely a Wurlitzer spinet with a fruitwood finish and no fallboard.


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This is too funny. I just tuned that very piano today. All black finish, no fallboard, exact same music desk design and lid. That is definitely a Wurly spinet.


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