In its beginning, Central Music represented the Wurlitzer brand of home organs and pianos for the Tampa Bay area of Florida.
However, the area has grown up around Central Music with an international airport within 2 miles (3.2 km) and a new eight lane road in front of the building.
Having developed a friendship over the years due to their mutual experience with Wurlitzer, Trubey approached Nelson Newby and offered him the company.
In November 1977, Nelson Newby with his wife Sharon and son Timothy moved to Florida and became Central Music's new owners.
Around 1980, due to challenges from competition, a worsening economy and what was the beginning of a decline to the home organ industry, Wurlitzer began to struggle.
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