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	Wurlitzer 165 catalog
		All evidence points to the conclusion that Wurlitzer originally viewed the 165 roll market in the same fashion as record manufacturers view their market today: buyers want the hit tunes of the moment, and rapid turnover is good for everybody.
		The reason we suggest that Wurlitzer might have begun with roll 6505 is that there are a few cases we know of where the company began a roll series with the fifth number in the series.
		In this connection it is interesting to note that, when Wurlitzer jumped from the 6500 series to the 6600 series in issuing 165 rolls, it seems to have begun not with roll 6600 or 6601, but with roll number 6605.
	wurlitzer-rolls.com (5292 words)

	the Wurlitzer Electric Piano
		The Wurlitzer was in some ways relatively similar to the Rhodes regarding it's construction and it's design, but it was also in many ways different.
		The Wurlitzer was a lot lighter than the Rhodes (who weights at least twice as much) and therefore a lot easier to transport and to carry on the road.
		The Wurlitzer proved to be useful in more pop and rock oriented music were the Wurlitzer's thicker and rougher tone easily could be used as a replacement to the guitar.
	hem.passagen.se /daveo/Wurlitzer_english.htm (708 words)

	Wurlitzer Electric Pianos
		Please note that due to the plastic casing of a Wurlitzer piano, it is not always possible to restore the exterior to 'like new' condition as we can with our Rhodes restorations by re-Tolexing and replacing hardware.
		Early models of Wurlitzer evolved into the most popular Wurlitzer Electric Piano, the 200 (and later the 200-A), which was manufactured from 1967 to 1980.
		A Wurlitzer 206 is a 200-series Wurlitzer Electric Piano which was designed for and marketed to schools and universities.
	www.speakeasyvintagemusic.com /wurlitzer_electric_piano.htm (618 words)

	Wurlitzer - Englisch - Jukeboxes - Jukebox history -
		The forefathers of Rudolph Wurlitzer, who emigrated to America in 1853 at the age of 24, had already made a name for themselves in Saxony as manufacturers of and dealers in musical instruments.
		Farny Wurlitzer, youngest son of the firm's founder, bought a patented music box mechanism at the beginning of the Thirties, and took on its inventor, Homer Capehart, and a brilliant designer called Paul Fuller.
		Wurlitzer had to call a halt to the production of jukeboxes due to the war in order to produce important war products such as radar components.
	www.wurlitzer.de /index.php/article/archive/519 (543 words)

	Wurlitzer Manor and Gardens
		Wurlitzer Manor & Gardens is a private residence with 13 luscious acres surrounding two fully furnished vacation guest homes and a 2-bedroom manor suite.
		The property is situated high on a bluff with breathtaking views of the Tacoma Narrows waterway of Puget Sound with dramatic views of Mt. Rainer.
		Available for 3-night minimum, weekly, monthly, and longer term accommodations, Wurlitzer Manor Vacation Homes is a pleasurable location for family vacations, holiday getaway, corporate, and personal life event experiences.
	www.wurlitzermanor.com (177 words)

	National Jukebox - Wurlitzer History
		Rudolph Wurlitzer died in 1914, leaving the business to his three sons.
		Wurlitzer made many attempts to compete with this by engineering new mechanisms for its machines, but never really caught up with Seeburg's domination of the jukebox market.
		Wurlitzer held on into the '70s but then when demand for jukeboxes faded, so did the Wurlitzer factory, eventually going out of business.
	www.nationaljukebox.com /wurlhist.htm (464 words)

	The Tennessee Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Acclaimed theatre organist Lyn Larsen was involved in much of the configuration and tonal regulation of the organ, and he was the first to publicly perform it at a gala concert on October 1, 2001.
		Larsen had this to say about the Tennessee's Wurlitzer: "I am so excited about the newly restored Wurlitzer organ in the Tennessee Theatre, and I consider it to be among the handful of the very finest 'in-theatre' installations in the country.
		The unsurpassed craftsmanship of Ken Crome and his expert team of artisans, the perfect match of the auditorium's acoustics to the organ sound, and the commitment to 100% quality by everyone at the Theatre have all combined to produce this 'new-old' pipe organ that is absolutely sublime.
	www.tennesseetheatre.com /wurlitzer.html (527 words)

	Gameroom Antiques: Wurlitzer Jukeboxes
		The WurliTzers were introduced to the coin operated music business at the turn-of-the- century when a builder of merry-go-round organs located in North Tonawanda, New York, developed a coin operated automatic piano, called the DeKleist Tonophone, and asked WurliTzer to distribute it.
		The Wurlitzers again became world famous by building and promoting large pipe organs for use with silent movies in the palatial movie theaters of the 1920s.
		Wurlitzer later convinced Homer Capehart, who owned the rights to the Multi-Sector, to sell them to Wurlitzer and join the company as its general manager to sell their new music machines - jukeboxes.
	www.gameroomantiques.com /WurlitzerName.htm (837 words)

	Wurlitzer 165 band organ sound files
		The first group of tunes are ones that nobody has yet been able to identify, the labels on their rolls being lost and no Wurlitzer literature having surfaced that gives the program for the roll the tune comes from.
		This recording was made from the Glen Echo Park Wurlitzer 165 band organ owned by the U.S. National Park Service and expertly maintained by Durward Center, a mechanical music restoration man in Baltimore, Md. The Glen Echo band organ, built in 1926, is the only Wurlitzer 165 still playing on its own merry-go-round.
		To hear any of the ten tunes on newly discovered roll 6720 (which is also for sale), click here to go to the catalog entry for that roll.
	wurlitzer-rolls.com /sounds.html (1936 words)

	Wurlitzer Princess Jukebox \| Red Carpet Shopping (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The cabinet on the Wurlitzer Princess Jukebox is stylish and classy with wood-styled panels to complement the chrome and iridescent decorations.
		The Wurlitzer Princess Jukebox is high tech and achieves high volume with 120 CD capacity and modern technology that delivers professional sound quality.
		Wurlitzer has been around since the very beginning of Product and still holds the high standards their founder Rudolph Wurlitzer had founded his company on.
	www.redcarpetshopping.com /catalog/high_quality/Wurlitzer_Princess_Jukebox (708 words)

	North Tonawanda History Museum © Rudolph Wurlitzer Company
		These managers were provided the environment and the necessary resources to expand to their potential; installation of a system of rewards (consistent with Wurlitzer) that went beyond mere financial and promote a method of psychic rewards.
		Wurlitzer knew that marketing was the mother of sales and sales made the plant run.
		Wurlitzer added a track onto the film and used it to key the “Mighty Wurlitzer” (in a player mode) for a first attempt.
	nthistorymuseum.org /Collections/wurlitzer.html (3263 words)

	Wurlitzer at Cherry Valley Music
		Charles Stier was named the North American Artist Representative for Wurlitzer clarinets in 1996.
		Performing on Wurlitzers since 1987, Stier is hailed for his gorgeous tone, seamless lyricism, excellence and consummate artistry.
		Superior design, master craftsmanship and wood that has been properly aged and selected has been the Wurlitzer family tradition from father to son for seven generations.
	www.cherryvalleymusic.com /charles/wurlitzer.htm (412 words)

	The Wurlitzer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Wurlitzer is probably my personal favorite, but I might be a little biased.
		Wurlitzer electric pianos use metal reeds which are struck by hammers activated by a scaled-down version of a traditional grand piano action.
		The reeds are placed near a set of metal plates, and the reeds and plates together form an electrostatic or capacitative pickup system, using a DC voltage of 170v.
	www.csulb.edu /~jburgan/wurlitzer.htm (142 words)

	The History of the Carolina Wurlitzer
		Wurlitzer used different colored tabs to help the organist see quickly what stop was desired.
		In order to assure that we had the best organist to go with the best theatre in town, the management sent her to study with none other than Jesse Crawford, the renowned organist of the Paramount Theatre, Times Square, and known as "Poet of the Organ".
		Its design and the history of Wurlitzer and many other theatre organ builders will be, however, preserved forever in the huge Encyclopedia of the American Theatre Organ, available now.
	theatreorgans.com /nc/metrolina/carolina/historyoforgan.html (1543 words)

	Wurlitzer Electric Pianos
		The model 200-series Wurlitzer electric pianos were constructed around 1970 and represent some of the most sought after tone in jazz and popular music.
		Here is an.mp3 sound clip of one of my songs, called "WurlitzerAndGuitar.mp3", that uses a Wurlitzer model 214 (console) recorded through the phono output jack, a telecaster thinline with active pickups played clean, and a bass guitar played clean.
		Wurlitzer page containing info on many of the wurlitzer electric piano models.
	www.ee.vill.edu /~cdanjo/wurlitzer/wurlitzer.html (1204 words)

	Wurlitzer One More Time Vinyl Jukebox \| Mercantila (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Wurlitzer One More Time Vinyl Jukebox is for restaurant, bar and home owners who want to have the classic sound of vinyl combined with a true Specialty Product look.
		The cabinet on the Wurlitzer One More Time Vinyl Jukebox is stylish and classy with wood-styled panels to complement the chrome and iridescent decorations.
		Wurlitzer has been around since the very beginning of Specialty Products and still holds the high standards their founder Rudolph Wurlitzer had founded his company on.
	www.mercantila.com /a/597989 (689 words)

	The Philipps / Wurlitzer music roll database project (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At right is an early Wurlitzer PianOrchestra label, on roll #115, consisting of a blank roll label with pre-printed Wurlitzer logo information and all tune information hand-typed (using what appears to be now very faded purple ink).
		When the label information is from an original Wurlitzer PianOrchestra rolls, please note the color of roll paper, its condition and owner (to be used in case of a future roll re-cutting project).
		The current Wurlitzer Mandolin and Concert PianOrchestra roll database reports (version of July 7, 2001) are available in PDF format as a free download.
	www.mechanicalmusicpress.com /history/mroll_db.htm (1167 words)

	TAP: Vol 13, Iss. 8. The Mighty Wurlitzer. Robert Borosage. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Privatization of Social Security, vouchers for school, Vince Foster's supposed murder, Hillary's secret sex life, you name it -- the right's mighty Wurlitzer can ensure that a message is broadcast across the county, echoed in national and local news, and reverberated in the speeches of respectable academics as well as rabid politicians.
		But until progressives develop the institutions and the arrangements needed simply to get into the debate -- to be able to present ideas, broadcast them, echo them, and defend them against the assault from the right -- our politics will be driven and degraded by the institutional forces Brock describes.
		This article may not be resold, reprinted, or redistributed for compensation of any kind without prior written permission from the author.
	www.prospect.org /print/V13/8/borosage-r.html (1170 words)

	The Bardavon Wurlitzer Theatre Organ
		The organ is one of a few surviving Wurlitzer organs to still play in their original location, making the Bardavon and its Wurlitzer a unique combination.
		A FIRST - Wurlitzer Theatre organs were considered to be the first original "synthesizers" in that they were required to produce all the sounds of a full orchestra plus a wide array of percussion's and sound effects.
		Generally considered louder and brassier than their classical counterpart mostly found in houses of worship, it was designed to hold its own whether accompanying a silent film, or playing popular as well as classical music.
	www.bardavon.org /ab_hi_organ.htm (656 words)

	Wurlitzer Nostalgic Jukebox for iPod - UGN
		In 1946, WURLITZER introduced the "Model 1015." With its rounded top and bubble tubes, the "1015" established itself as the most attractive jukebox of all time.
		Farny Wurlitzer, youngest son of the firm's founder, bought a patented music box mechanism in the early Thirties, and took on its inventor, Homer Capehart, and a brilliant designer named Paul Fuller.
		This was the beginning of the 'golden era' for Wurlitzer as it began producing jukeboxes which played the old 78 shellac records.
	www.user-groups.net /articles/ipod_jukebox.html (1050 words)

	Wurlitzer 1015 cd jukebox! vinyl record player!
		Wurlitzer 1015 vinyl 45 is the only brand new record playing jukebox in the world.
		The Wurlitzer 1015 vinyl 45 jukeboxes were built in a limited supply.
		You are not just limited to placing your Wurlitzer 1015 in a commercial setting.
	eagled.com /wurlitzervinyl.htm (773 words)

	Tampa Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The original Wurlitzer organ was a two manual (keyboard) instrument with eight ranks.
		Thanks to their efforts, the Wurlitzer was playable by 1986.
		Work continues on Wurlitzer, as it requires routine maintenance and improvements to keep it in proper condition for the public.
	www.tampatheatre.org /wurlitzer.php (952 words)

	Jim's Wurlitzer Jukebox Parts (Site not responding. Last check: )
		According to former Wurlitzer employee's the first reference to Jukebox came from a Texas distributor around 1937...
		When Farney Wurlitzer discovered the use of the term, he "banned" its use since he viewed it is degrading and felt "automatic phonographs" to be "fine things".
		Wurlitzer never used the term in advertisement, until 1972 for the Model 1050 "Jukebox", after Farney's death.
	members.cox.net /cgboat (272 words)

	History of the Wurlitzer
		James mentioned that there was a five-manual Wurlitzer which had recently been offered for sale and which would be ideal for this theatre.
		This particular Wurlitzer - one of only three of that size - was built in 1927 for the 5000-seat MarBro Theatre in Chicago.
		In spring of 1988, the Wonders of the Wurlitzer (originally called Wednesdays at the Wurlitzer) free concert series was presented for the first time to spotlight this magnificent organ.
	www.ppacri.org /wurlitzerinfo/wurlitzer_history.cfm (510 words)

	Wurlitzer Harp
		This instrument was built for Wurlitzer by the J. Whitlock and Company of Rising Sun, Indiana.
		Pictured here is the rare Wurlitzer Style B Automatic Harp, in an ornate case of quarter-sawed golden oak.
		Obviously, the salesman from the "Cincinnati piano house" was a rep from Wurlitzer, cashing-in big-time along with the politicos.
	mmd.foxtail.com /Pictures/wurlharp.html (1042 words)

	Gibson Guitar Corp. Acquires Deutsche Wurlitzer
		The deal brings the Wurlitzer Jukebox and Vending Electronics brand wholly under the Gibson banner and brings to an amicable conclusion several years of litigation between Gibson and the Nelson Group regarding the use of the Wurlitzer brand name.
		"We are pleased to have the Wurlitzer brand unified and positioned to move forward, continuing and expanding its successful legacy," said Henry Juszkiewicz, Chairman and CEO of Gibson Guitar.
		Today, Wurlitzer has developed new technologies for commercial and residential jukeboxes and is also recognized worldwide as a premier manufacturer of vending machines.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/07-05-2006/0004391539&EDATE= (725 words)

	Wurlitzer Jukebox Parts
		These are the same screens Wurlitzer offered as replacements.
		Wurlitzer 2100/2104 lime-oak woodgrain decal set (also great for the 1900/2000).
		Rare NOS (new-original-stock) Wurlitzer 2100/2104 stainless steel embossed kickplate.
	www.customrecords.com /wurlitzer_jukebox_parts.0.html (256 words)

	Monday's Americana and Wurlitzer Products (Site not responding. Last check: )
		During the golden age of jukeboxes, in 1946, the Wurlitzer Model 1015 started its legendary success across the world.
		Wurlitzer and The Coca-Cola Company have teamed together to present a beautifully crafted, home and office refrigerated nostalgic soda machine.
		Wurlitzer, known for quality music and vending products worldwide, has painstakingly replicated the famous "Coca-Cola" Model 44 vendor.
	www.mondaysamericana.com /products.html (270 words)

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