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The unmistakable sound of four classic and rare Rhodes models.
$149.95
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1976.
Rhodes Mark 1 Stage 73
A true icon throughout the 1970s, used extensively by Rhodes legends Herbie Hancock, Patrice Rushen, and Stevie Wonder, the Rhodes Stage 73 Mark 1 featured on countless classic and hit records, becoming a solid favourite for studio and live musicians the world over. Whether mellow or bright (or anywhere in between), the classic and timeless sound of the Mark 1 remains legendary to this day.
1965.
Sparkletop 73
Produced from 1965 – 1969, the rare felt-hammer Sparkletop is most immediately recognised for its striking silver glitter hood. However, its distinctive earthy and bell-like tone is the instrument behind an array of trailblazing records, including Miles Davis’s In a Silent Way, and The Beatles’ Let it Be. The Sparkletop’s warm, shimmering sound bridges the gap between the grittiness of later Rhodes models and the punchy clarity of other electric pianos of the era. Sparkletop models occupy a unique space in musical history; they were pivotal in shaping the classic Rhodes electric piano sound that defined much of the late ’60s and early ’70s soul, jazz and rock.
1984.
Rhodes MKV 73
Considered by Harold Rhodes and his team as the pinnacle of vintage Rhodes pianos, the now rare and sought-after Rhodes MKV featured a wide range of improvements in action, tone and portability, making it a favourite among discerning Rhodes players. Chick Corea was perhaps the most iconic MKV player and utilised his MIDI MKV throughout the 80’s and beyond. Most notably, the MKV’s redesigned hammer-action and optimised damper design enhanced the piano’s dynamic range and playability, allowing both a smooth, mellow tone as well as a more powerful ‘bark’ with more clarity and detail. The Rhodes Anthology collection includes samples captured directly from Rhodes CPO Dan Goldman’s personal Rhodes MKV piano.
2010.
Rhodes MK7 73
The rare Rhodes MK7 took the core of the MKV piano forward, putting the Rhodes electro-mechanical engine into a unique-looking moulded fibreglass shell and adding several variants, including classic Passive, Active (preamp), and active MIDI models. Notably, the MK7 was the first production Rhodes with comprehensive MIDI output implementation and has a uniquely funky and dynamic character all of its own.
The Rhodes Anthology interface is simple and sophisticated, designed to deliver an intuitive experience while maintaining unmatched functionality and stunning visual renders. The Anthology features a huge range of sound-shaping power, with all the preamp and FX modules utilising the same authentic models as the esteemed Rhodes V8 Pro plugin.
The Global Tune function allows fine-tuning of each piano, while the standout Timbre Shift feature, adapted from the V8 Pro, enables real-time re-voicing of the piano, unlocking a new realm of sonic possibilities.
Rhodes Anthology’s sleek, elegant interface is designed to put all the most desired sound-shaping tools at your fingertips, making it the ultimate plugin for musicians seeking classic and authentic Rhodes tones.
