WORKSHOP BLOG

  • Dec142012

    A Rare Breed Indeed: The Vox Jaguar

    As we begin to open our doors to more combo organs we present you with another rare breed, the Vox…

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  • Nov292012

    Choosing the Best Amplifier for a Rhodes or Wurlitzer

    There are many opinions floating around on the best way to amplify an electric piano. Most of which can inevitably be summed…

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  • Nov132012

    A Rare Breed Indeed: The Rhodes Electronic Piano

    You sure don’t see a rare breed like this every day! Here’s a “Rhodes Electronic Piano” from the ARP Synthesizer…

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  • Oct222012

    The Amtrak Rhodes and The Boeing Lounge Piano

    We received a lot of interesting input from the post that shared our first time being introduced to the Amtrak Rhodes piano but we…

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  • Aug162012

    The Birth of The Rhodes Piano

    If you live in Chicago, then you already know that it’s hard to escape the sound of the jets screaming…

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  • Jun262012

    A Rare Breed Indeed: The Wurlitzer Student Model Classroom

    A Rare Breed Indeed: The Wurlitzer Student Model Classroom These days, more than half of the Wurlitzer Student models that…

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  • May282012

    A Rare Breed Indeed: The Gibson G101

    A Rare Breed Indeed: The Gibson G101 Combo Organ What a groovy combo organ! The Gibson G101 is similar to…

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  • May052012

    Mark I vs. Mark II

    What is the difference between a Fender Rhodes Mark I and Rhodes Mark II? Which model is better? How can…

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  • Apr162012

    The Fender Rhodes “Bark”

    What is the Fender Rhodes “Bark?” The Fender Rhodes “bark” is the signature tone of the Rhodes that distinguishes it…

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  • Apr132012

    A Rare Breed Indeed: The Amtrak Rhodes

    Who wants to play a Mark I or Mark II when you can turn peoples heads sitting behind a 1977…

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