I would love to keep this vintage piece of musical history because it's fun to play and looks cool as well, but I don't have room for it right now and can't keep paying for a storage space. Does include the original bench which opens to store music sheets, etc. I'm sure it's just due to a loose wire, so if you get this organ it should be an easy repair (especially for people who like to tinker around with the insides of instruments). As an example, it's like this (where w is white, B is black, and X is a dead key): starting at middle C - wBwBwwXwBwBwwBwBwwXwBwB.etc. The biggest issue is that on the two bottom keyboards, the first black key of each set of three black keys won't work. The organ is very good shape with a only a couple of cosmetic flaws. The organ is in a storage space and I had to use photographs I had sitting around, so sorry the pictures aren't that great. I believe the original lesson tape is in the player, but I can't remember.

Some pianos do not have serial numbers when they are manufactured as House Brands for large retailers. Also has a built in cassette player/recorder for practicing with and recording yourself. Pianos also have numbers other than serial numbers, such is the case with part or patent numbers.

Has built in rhythms and various effects such as reverb and tremelo among others. The top keyboard is an Orbit III synthesizer. Very cool vintage organ from 1971 with three keyboard sets and bass pedals. Wurlitzer Model 4037 Organ with Orbit III Sythesizer for sale.

Wurlitzer orbit organ dimensions