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Great Job, mate!!

soo cool

Can I ask if there’s an easy way to get one key to not stick? Looks like my C4 wants to keep sticking on me

well done - a great sounding overhaul. question - when you removed the stock shims on the side supports, did you find you had to raise the bass side up higher than the treble side? and if so, do you recall what size shims you installed? currently in the process of resetting escapement on a 75 suitcase and after removing the stock shims, i have hit a snag. any tips would be greatly appreciated!

Underated af

思わず息を呑みました！ナンテ素晴らしいスキルなんでしょ✨あなたの技術と感性は宝物です✨

nice video, thanks. Curious to know what did you hide next the Rhodes' ID plate :)

music on point! thanks for sharing the restoration process!

What is the cost

This is amazing

Thanks for sharing this, just got a '79 Stage Seventythree in rough shape that will be my project this winter and this is very inspiring. Subbed!

Good job. Thanks for sharing!

What did you pixelate (8:37)?

Lots of key click, but sounds marvelous!

Yeah baby yeah!

Funky!!

Utter nonsense- grow up!

Wow. What an improvement. I'm in the process of redoing my 1980 stage 54 that sounded so bad before. Thanks for the inspiration.

❗ 'Promo SM'

Great job man ! Do you happen to have the transcription of the solo ? Thanks !

I added this to my Christmas “Top 10” list. Phresh, indeed!

Incredible my talented friend 🎉❤

Bravo, Kris!

Rad!! Our family is watching all your stuff tonight and grooving!! Love it!!

Oh my gosh this is AWESOME!! ❤❤🎃🎃

So good. 😍😍😍

🔥 🎃🔥🎃🔥🎃🔥

That’s our guy!!❤

Wow!! So awesome. Great job

Love it!!

Cool vid! Halloween, my fav holiday. Oppsey, I mean Samhain!

does anybody knows what is the name of the background music bring played in this video please?

The bass notes on 73's are great. Im looking for an 88 myself

I started to imagine if I could work this fast in real life, how much more AMAZING my life would be.

Thanks for this - great to see! A couple of questions if you don't mind...I noticed that you set the escapement by installing shims, after you did the voicing. I had read in the service manual that escapement should be adjusted by raising/lowering the tone bar assembly, and that after this, you then carry out voicing. Did I miss you 'tweaking' the escapement after you installed the shims, and did you then have to re-voice after that too? And one more question...I saw you replaced some tines....what was it about those tines that made you need to replace them? Thanks again for a great video!

Got me thinking I probably should replace the damper arms on my Mark 1

thanks man, great job.. i bought a 1978 mk 1 seventy three stage last week, and im planning to do a restoration. this one helps a lot! thanks again!

i have one key on my fender rhodes piano bass that plays a thumping sound the tine doesn't vibrate, how do i fix this

This is really helpful. Sounds like a good job man. Action looks a shit load better too. Difficulty rating for this? Just about to get one which is why im asking. Did you redo the tolex too?

Nice work Sir!

Spot on

Kris really knows how to channel his inner Data! Excellent job.

Nice ! Where do you learn to do a job like that

Okay, complicated anyone?

Hey Kris, great job btw! Question: I have this exact same Fender Rhodes, stage 73, from 1974. I don't know where you are located, or if you do repairs, but if you do, what would you charge to do the same on mine? Not asking for a friend either ,lol.

Amazing 🤩 I wish it was longer 💕

I’ve heard the term, a one man band, but man oh man you take the cake! Freaking amazing 🤩

very impressive repair and keyboard skills 🙌🏼