American Piano Company - Wikipedia
The Ampico reproducing player piano system was discontinued in 1941. The last model introduced was the Ampico Spinet Reproducing Piano, which had all the functionality of a reproducing piano, and although having a low cost of $495, had modest sales. The first piano rolls specially coded for the Ampico were made by Rythmodik Music Corporation.
Ampico | Ben's Player Piano Service & Piano Restoration
One of the most interesting player piano systems made during the heyday of the player piano was the AMPICO reproducing piano made by the American Piano Company. The player system was installed in fine upright and grand pianos such as Mason & …
Ampico Re-Enacting Piano - The Pianola Institute
Information about the ampico re-enacting piano, the player piano, pianola, the reproducing piano, their music, history, design, development, advertising, music rolls, mechanisms, societies, museums, and links.
Rare 1938 Walnut Spinet Ampico Reproducing Player Piano
This 1938 George Steck Spinet piano, #187042, was the Ampico Corporations last attempt to market a reproducing piano. They are fairly rare, only 157 having been built. I was lucky to purchase this example from the original owner about 20 years ago.
Knabe Grand “AMPICO” Player Piano - Antique Piano Shop
An example of early 20th Century technology at its finest, this Knabe player grand piano is equipped with the “AMPICO” player system. The “AMPICO” was an advanced pneumatically operated player mechanism which allowed a player piano to play with real expression and dynamics, sounding just like a real person at the keyboard!
Player Piano Service Manuals and Technical Diagrams - from …
This site lists the available Technical and Service Manuals related to numerous Player Piano Mechanisms. Included are reprints on inspecting, testing, rebuilding, servicing and tubing.
Ampico Vintage Pianos for sale - eBay
Great deals on Ampico Vintage Pianos. It's a great time to upgrade your home music studio gear with the largest selection at eBay.com. Fast & Free shipping on many items!
Haines Brothers - Antique Piano Shop
Early 20th Century Haines Brothers Piano Catalog, Featuring The AMPICO Reproducing Player Piano, Circa 1924
CHICKERING PIANO | Pricing Guides Dictionary & Values
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North West Player Piano Association - Ampico
The Ampico was the reproducing piano system produced by the American Piano Company, and like the Duo-Art and Welte was designed to reproduce a pianist's actual performance which had been recorded on special equipment.