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Comments (4)
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I have a early fender Rhodes suitcase, don’t know what year it is,
It doesn’t have the 4 digit no. Indicating the week and year.
It does have another 4 digit no.(5353) etched in it. It did not come with a
Cabinet so I thought it was a stage piano.
I bought a cabinet that has a 5 pin connector and the suitcase
Has a four pin connector. I’m looking for the cheapest way
To get them working together. Maybe if you have a 4 pin cabinet available
I would be will to trade or if you guys could replace the suitcase
Preamp. I hear you are the go to guys when it comes to fender Rhodes.
Please tell me the best way to move forward, I already have over 2k invested.Sean G
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You will need to modify the power supply for that preamp. We can convert it for you, which wouldn’t be very expensive. Depending on our inventory we may consider trading the preamplifier or cabinet to give you a matched set. Please send me an email at max@electricpiano.com for more information.
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Hi Max, I’m looking into buying this model here you have posted the 73 suitcase with Janus I System, its needs some clean up but the guy says it works great hes asking $950 for it, the question im guess im asking is, do you think that’s a fair price? And would love for you guys to fully restore it
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These days ~$1,000 seems fair for something that is sold in as-is or unrestored condition. What “works great” is very subjective and any instrument is only going to play as well as its setup allows. The only thing that I would avoid around that price would be if the tines are rusty. Everything else is serviceable but rust is irreversible.
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