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Vintage 1981 Fender Rhodes EK10 MKIII 73 Hybrid Electric Piano
Vintage 1981 Fender Rhodes EK10 MKIII 73 Hybrid Electric Piano
You will not find one of these again – I almost guarantee it! This is an incredibly rare, one-owner Rhodes EK10 hybrid 73 key electric piano. It was only produced for a few years and didn’t sell many, hence a super rare piece of equipment. I’ve not seen another for sale – ever! It combined the original Rhodes MKII, with an updated, integrated analog synthesiser. Crazy!? I found this one down South, and simply had to grab it. It’s fully complete with the original lid, legs, pedal, and manual. It’s in good working order, however I am loathed to get this serviced as it’s incredibly original, so this has not been serviced. I would recommend a service for sure, but this is more of a collectors piece of kit. Condition is excellent, as you can see. Honestly, what an amazing piano this is. Please see the pictures for more information. Grab a super instrument!
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