Wurlitzer is a historic musical instrument and jukebox brand, iconic for classic vinyl jukeboxes, electric pianos, and theater organs.
Wurlitzer is an iconic American brand that helped shape the musical landscape of the 20th century. Originally known for its pianos, theater organs, and the legendary Wurlitzer electronic piano (often used in classic rock and R&B), the brand became globally synonymous with the term "jukebox" thanks to models like the famous Wurlitzer 1015.
Today, the Wurlitzer legacy lives on through tribute models—like the vinyl jukeboxes manufactured by Sound Leisure—and modern digital plugins that recreate its classic tones. On this page, you can find user manuals, maintenance guides, and operational instructions for various Wurlitzer products, including vintage jukeboxes, modern tribute editions, and electronic pianos.
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We provide user manuals and maintenance guides for iconic models like the Wurlitzer 1015, including modern Sound Leisure tribute editions, right here on our page.
As Wurlitzer electric pianos are vintage instruments, official manufacturer support is no longer available. However, you can find service manuals, diagrams, and restoration guides through our directory and specialist repair communities.
To place a typical tribute jukebox in transit mode, you must press and hold the RESET button to park the mechanism, power off the unit, and tighten the retaining wingnuts. Always refer to your specific model's manual for precise instructions to avoid damaging the delicate moving parts.