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Wow......dream-like! And all played on the black keys?

That sounds really nice for vintage gear!

Ever had a Helpinstill Roadmaster in before?

Sounds good without a Wah pedal

Does it have weighted keys?

You are so a great master, Emma😊

That’s a beautiful sound. Like they fused Rhodes/Wurlitzer with a hand pan. ✌️

Really enjoying your videos here on RUclips! Do you have any other social medias

The volume/tonecontrol looks to comes from a guitar PU that were made for soundhole mounting.

The best of luck.

I think I've fallen madly in love with this channel...

I like both for completely different reasons

I don't know if you follow Jim Lill here on YT, he did a whole series about where tone comes from in a guitar, an amp, a speaker and a microphone.

The Neil sounds nice! Great info! Need to find one of these tiny pianos.

Teeth

Great video! And the shop looks so cool! Congrats🎉

very much appreciating the Neil Young cover.

Thanks Emma for another great video. It would be terrific to see some videos on your piano tuning technique and practice! (I have been a tuner for many years and love watching other approaches) Also, your redition of Neil Young is really nice. Cheers

What a sweet instrument 😊

Congratulations on the new shop. I learned a few things considering I know almost nothing about piano tuning and repair. Thank you. Also, that’s the best Neil Young song, IMO.

Do you post reels on insta?

Sounds great! Another really interesting video, Emma. Thank you!

Nice job bringing this piano back to a playable state. I wish I had such a well-calibrated piano back when I was learning. To get a sound on my rented student piano required the keys to be pounded with maximum force. No fun to play and true torture for my poor neighbors. 🙉

Love these technical vids, always learning something new and useful. Thanks!

Analog women.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Do you happen to know the size of the wing bolts for the legs

Emma, try playing it with a pick, would you?

Cool! . . . Try some sea shanties on it. "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," I think, would sound haunting on this, seriously.

Ah, a guitar where you can hear some base notes. A lot of modern guitars are so bright that you can't hear any base unless they are isolated. I like to hear some base. . . . You have motivated me to start looking for and playing some vintage instruments. . . . Cellists and violinists often seek instruments centuries old for more resonate wood. . . . This should be fun.

I hope you don’t hitch hike with that strumming thumb. You might confuse the drivers. Be careful with it-Leo Kottke had a thumb like that and needed surgery!

Thanks for sharing these great finds!

I just acquired a Jenco vibe that needs love, restoration and a motor. I'm up to the challenge. The motor will have to be a custom fitted thing.

My favorite in your collection....

RUclips needs a “love” emoji. That’s really nice considering how old this guitar is 😮

Love the Black Keys tune! I got close to that sound with a Fuzz Face into a big muff and my Ampeg GV15 while using a Telecaster, but it sounded too processed so I moved on to chase other sounds. Are you straight into the amplifier? It‘s super present but ripping! I wonder if I need to try some PAFs now… I just found out about your channel from the Vintage Ampeg group, cheers!

Pretty instrument and perfect playing to showcase it's beauty.

Great playing!

My 200A is just the basic black, but this green colour is really cool. Ive seen some red ones, too.

That is a lovely sound, can hear that on Jazz and some Psychedelic records back in the day.

I'm no musician but I first saw one of these in late 1962. The post-Buddy Holly Crickets came over to the UK, minus two of the band - drummer Jerry Allison and bass player Joe B Mauldin. Glen D Hardin, later of Presley's backing group, and Emmy Lou Harris's Hot Band, came in Mauldin's place, complete with the Fender Rhodes piano bass, and appeared in Birmingham on 5 November. Hardin played the piano bass with his left hand and a standard piano with his right. These slimmed-down Crickets also appeared in the film Just For Fun, released in February 1963, singing their current release My Little Girl, again with Hardin using the piano bass.

Nice set up. The place looks good. Clean as a surgical room!

Neat shop.

Wow! A real business now, complete with the required messy closet. :-) Looks like a fun gig.

great stuff, thanks Emma!

@Emma I have a CD that was made in Japan from Victor for Isao Tomita’s The Planets. I used Google translate to see what was written about the CD, and found out that the manufacturing process had more attention to detail, and higher quality materials than a typical CD. Physically looking at the CD, you can definitely tell it’s different than a typical USA-made CD. The quality looks to be way better to the eye. As for playback, well, only if you have very high-end studio gear would you ever notice a difference I suppose. I should also mention I have had the honor of working with Japanese people several times, and their work ethics are (for a lack of better words) overwhelming, or staggering perhaps, when it comes to us. Not to say anything wrong with “Made in America”… but the Japanese approach is both noticeable and appreciated. My Roland synth was carefully packaged, and all dials and controls were neatly centered, as well as the packaging was all carefully arranged. Yup… gotta love Japan for their quality and attention to detail.

Gorgeous sound and playing!!! I hope to be as good as this one day

not everyday i see people talk about this funky vintage keyboard! keep it up ma'am 🔥🔥🔥

Hi Emma after you've had it for a few years now, would you still recommend this reel to reel recorder? TIA x

damn, so fucking good

Pretty soon i will made midi upgrade for this organ and will available on reverb