From: James R. Coplin ()
Date: May 14, 2008
Subject:
RE: How much should I pay for a Wurlitzer 200 ?
The past couple I've seen go were all over $1000. I'll never sell mine.
Has anyone else seen a yellow wurly? Mine is mustard yellow, not a student
edition, and it's the only one I've ever seen. It is the factory color.
Strange.
James R. Coplin [EMAIL REMOVED]
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> -----Original Message----- [EMAIL REMOVED]
> Behalf Of Anthony Rolando
> Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 11:12 AM
> To: Gil W.; Analog Heaven
> Subject: RE: [AH] How much should I pay for a Wurlitzer 200 ?
>
>
> With the 200a it is all about how it plays/ sounds. You can get some
> really crummy ones these days, and it is hard to find somebody that is
> good at working on the 200a. Here in Asheville, Todd up at Smashing
> Guitars has sold some very nice playing Wurlys for around $1300. He is
> also good at working on the 200a.
>
> I know some that read this will be saying "I was buying those for $100
> 10yrs ago." Well, no longer. Anybody that has ever opened a wurly will
> understand why they are so valuable. I do not think anybody will be
> manufacturing something like that any time soon!
>
> TOny
>
> > Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 04:56:57 -0700 [EMAIL REMOVED] > > Subject: [AH] How much should I pay for a Wurlitzer 200 ?
> >
> > A guy is asking 1700$ for a well maintained one. Does
> > this sound reasonable ? Looks to me about double the
> > market price (in Europe) isn't it ??...
> >
> >
> >
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