This 1987 Wurlitzer studio piano stands out with a more distinctive, furniture-style cabinet than you typically see from this era. The carved front panel and decorative detailing give it a bit of vintage character, while still maintaining the clean proportions of a studio instrument. While most manufacturers leaned heavily into simpler, utilitarian designs by the late 20th century, it’s interesting to see a piece like this that still carries some visual personality, something you more often associate with earlier American cabinetry traditions. Overall, this is a solid, musically capable piano with a unique look, ideal for someone who wants dependable performance without sacrificing a bit of visual charm.

This Jackson Pianos “budget piano” is priced accessibly and thoroughly cleaned and tuned, ready to play right away, and best for someone who wants immediate enjoyment at a lower price rather than a long-term, fully rebuilt investment. Rebuilding options are available if you’d like to take it further.

Please inquire for pricing information, videos of the piano playing, or more, or visit our showroom at 4354 Olive Street in the Central West End to speak with us and view the piano in person.