sweet rug underneath that rhodes...
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Show posts MenuQuote from: "MarvinGaye1978HereMyDear"do you know if i can pay for major key parts
with my credit card without paypal?
Quote from: "blonde_b3"The other thing to check is that the hammer tip is of the correct hardness = I have found 'soft' ones that have been incorrectly placed in middle octaves, which will not give the correct sound. This happens when somebody 'fixes' the piano without reference to the service manual. Dig your fingernail into the hammer tip to feel if it is the same hardness as its neighbours.
Quote from: "LOUCAS"YOU CAN FIND FEW SITES WITH RHODES PARTS :
http://www.rhodespianotines.com/saleitems.html
http://www.speakeasyvintagemusic.com/
Quote from: "andi85"Well, I could also imagine that you might like the Korg Ampworks. Here in Germany you can get it for 99€ and it gives you some amp and speaker models as well as a selection of effects.
i´m thinking of getting it for late evening use when my fender is too loud
:shock:
Quote from: "jim"that's the wrong hole darling,
you need to try to stick it in the bigger one closer to the back edge of the piano.
that little hole is for the cross bars that make the piano more stable.
Quote from: "sidneylogon"I wish I had your girlfriend
Quote from: "jim"If you remove your harp cover and look just beyond the name rail you'll see either heaps of wood or heaps of black plastic. Black means they're plastic.
yep.
Quote from: "keyboardist_chick"a good band with some fenderrhodes is eisley.
www.eisley.com