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simply, sensational!

This kind of project deserves better keybed than M-Audio keystation 61.

Well done en nice details here and there. Not sure why you did all that hard work and went with a crappy keybed to safe a few bucks but the idea is fantastic. I had the idea in 2016 of buying the Refaces and put them into 19" racks but I didn't went through with it. Maybe I should. How hard can it be right? :)

Das arme kleine Yamaha! schau meinen Mini Korg Liverpool Musikkanal mit den Teddys an!🎈🎈🎈❤🎹🙄🤔🤗🤗🤗

As a musician and a person randomly clicking UA-cam videos, and a person who owns a reface and also a person who owns a Rhodes, and as a father, a financial advisor, and did I mention a musician, as a person who often repeats himself and is otherwise also redundant, I can honestly say i watched most of this.

Stopped watching after the 3rd ad in less than 10 minutes. Let me know when you're less greedy.

You my friend, have talent. Bravo.

This is really nice. The only thing I would have done differently would be to put that ugly power switch on the back and include some sort of storage compartment for the sustain pedal.

I don't know if I can but if you need to build a road I may help

Great project, breaks my heart you used such cheap keys. You could have bought a used yamaha P-95 or 45 or 35 literally any of them, they have incredibly realistic and hefty weighted keys. Would have probably only cost ya like 50-100 more

A man after my own heart. This is great. I had hoped they would’ve come out with a 64 key Reface by now, but no such luck. I ended up buying a Crumar Seventeen which IMO is the best Rhodes clone to date. They’re using physical modeling, so the hand to key/sound connection is very satisfying and real. They have a decent design for the housing, but nowhere near as cool as yours. Well done

Man, I love both the Rhodes and reface cp, you really sucked me in here. Cool project

I think the offcut looks like a wookie.

Nice, well equipped shop.

What a great project! What I don't understand is given the time and work (and skills!) that went into it, why not spend a couple hundred extra bucks on a nice semi weighted keyboard?

Putting a reface in a wood box with a bigger keyboard isn't exactly equivalent to a rhodes

As a former Fender Rhodes 73 owner and general DIY enthusiast your video is inspiring to say the least.

Hey, this is an awesome video. Did you weight the black keys as well?

As a sex worker and professional mermaid this video is perfect for me bro!

This video has inspired me to do a similar thing for my year 12 HSC project, (in australia thats the end of school before university or tafe), thankyou Munstre this is brilliant :)

I was rewatching this video (big fan!) and I had a specific question that I don't think you've addressed in the video: In minute 33 you mention the slats over the speakers in the piano top. Won't those act as comb filters for the speakers? If so: Is the interference negligible when the instrument is in use? I know this is probably just a fun project you built and didn't expect sound design questions on^^ But since you build furniture for studios I wanted to ask whether that is something you maybe considered. Great video still! Love it!

You made a Yamaha CP20.

Would love to see you build something as beautiful as that with a Behringer Solina!

Beautiful work!! I'd love to see the plans for a build like this, please.

Not only is the woodworking beautiful, but the product photography on the website is equally amazing.

Honestly actual build was not what I expected from the title, but it was perfect project to watch, amazing build

I love the creepy head turn in the intro! And "will I die if I try?" Fun stuff!

Wow. This came out beautiful. ❤ I think a rackmount conversion plan would be more useful to most people, who might want to be a bit more flexible with their setups.

Did Rhodes get after you for the original title?

Beautiful work 🎉

Fantastic

Time is money. You ‘spent’ more time than a real Rhodes costs… Easily.

Please do create the some plans. I would love to make one of these. Beautiful!!

Genius👌

Can can you

Love the color commentary - 4:05 had me rolling hahaha

It would be really cool to build an all in one midi DAW computer system. Excellent wood working there. 😀

that intro is unnecessarily cinematic, and i love it

Good work ! Congratulations 👍🏻

Amazing build, well done, that grill is next level.

Incredible work

Were you also able to weight the black keys without removing them? I couldn't really tell from the video where you were able to insert the weights for them.

This feels like Archer or Bob from Bob's Burgers narrating the build, that's awesome! 😄

Nailed it 👌 looking forward to the building plans and instructions... 🛠

I started watching thinking that it looked interesting and read a few comments from people moaning that a real rhodes wasn't being made but i myself actually preferred this method, as some iteration of it could be made by a less skilled person for not too much outlay. Inspiring.

Love this, did you add weights to the black keys too?

This is incredible and absolutely beautiful work. Wow!

Nice build! But why no fancy pedal?

Perfection! Even in my wildest dreams I couldn't have thought up such a masterful build. Plus, I have none of those cool woodworking tools. I did try a similar project to your side panels though. I have a '51 Chevy pickup and the original upper door cards were made of a hardiboard that warp over time. I tried making a thicker panel using ipe (I'll be doing the wood bed using ipe and cumaru decking boards). I had to special order a 12" x 36" ipe board that had been planed to 3/8". I hand cut it to shape and hollowed out the inside which makes room for the door release lever and window crank. I would have preferred a thicker board but too thick and I wouldn't have been able to attach the handles. Unfortunately, it proved to be not thick enough and the boards had to flex too much and they cracked. Working with wood is really difficult, especially hardwoods. It is a gift to have a vision and be able to execute it flawlessly.

Great song. Amazing build. You have excellent taste and skill sir.