Cable-Nelson

Cable-Nelson was an American piano maker started in Chicago in 1903 by Fayette S. Cable, taking its name when H. P. Nelson joined in 1905. After joining with Everett in 1926 it moved to South Haven, Michigan, and served as Everett's mid-priced line. Hammond bought the company in 1954 and Yamaha in 1973; Yamaha ended American production in 1981 and briefly revived the name from 2007 to 2015.