Many players say the iconic sound of the Wurlitzer® 140B is absolutely the vibiest, most soul-bending electric piano sound ever to rule the airwaves. The "Wurli" was made using metal reeds - small blades that were struck by the hammers of a real piano action. The 140B model, released in 1962, was the first solid state model. In Keyscape we present the direct out and the internal speaker, as well as the mic'ed mechanical sound of the keys, which was a popular recording technique for this model. The vintage 140Bs are rare and the most sought after models by musicians and collectors alike.
Wulitzer electric pianos were made using metal reeds - small blades that were struck by the hammers of a real piano action. The coveted 140B model was the first solid state model. In Keyscape we present the direct out and the internal speaker, as well as the mic'ed mechanical sound of the keys. The vintage 140Bs are more rare and the most sought after models by musicians and collectors alike.
Resources: Keyscape Reference Guide
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