Release Date : November 5, 2025
Version : v1.1.0
Developer : Rhodes
Developer’s Website : Rhodes
Format : VSTi, VSTi3, AAX
Bit depth : 64bit
Tablet : cured-R2R
System requirements : Win 10+
- 2.5Â GB
Description : Rhodes Anthology
Imagine stepping into a world of musical legends, playing the same famous Rhodes instruments that created the greatest hits of the past, from Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock to Stevie Wonder, The Doors, Ray Charles, Steely Dan, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and many more.
Models :
1976
Rhodes Mark 1 Stage 73
A true icon of the ’70s, widely used by Rhodes legends Herbie Hancock, Patrice Rushen, and Stevie Wonder, the Rhodes Stage 73 Mark 1 has been featured on countless classic and hit records, becoming a firm favorite of studio and live musicians worldwide. Whether smooth or bright (or anything in between), the Mark 1’s classic and timeless sound remains legendary to this day.
1965
Sparkletop 73
Produced from 1965 to 1969, the rare Sparkletop model with a felt hammer is instantly recognizable by its striking silver body with glitter. However, its distinctive earthy, bell-like tone became the foundation for numerous groundbreaking recordings, including Miles Davis’s “In a Silent Way” and The Beatles’ “Let it Be.” The Sparkletop’s warm, shimmering tone blurs the line between the austerity of later Rhodes models and the piercing clarity of other electric pianos of the era. Sparkletops occupy a unique place in music history; they played a key role in shaping the classic Rhodes electric piano sound that defined much of the soul, jazz, and rock of the late ’60s and early ’70s.
1984
Rhodes MKV 73
Considered by Harold Rhodes and his team to be the pinnacle of vintage Rhodes pianos, the now rare and sought-after Rhodes MKV featured a wide range of refinements in tuning, tone, and portability, making it a favorite among discerning Rhodes players. Chick Corea was perhaps the most iconic player of the MKV, using his MIDI MKV throughout the 1980s and beyond. Specifically, the MKV’s updated hammer action and optimized damper design expanded the dynamic range and playability, delivering both a smooth, rich tone and a more powerful, “bark” with greater clarity and detail. The Rhodes Anthology collection includes samples recorded directly from the personal Rhodes MKV piano of Dan Goldman, Rhodes’s chief accountant.
2010
The rare Rhodes MK7
model expands on the MKV piano concept by housing the Rhodes electromechanical action in a unique fiberglass cast case and offering several performance options, including classic passive, active (with preamp), and active MIDI models. It’s worth noting that the MK7 was the first production Rhodes piano to feature full MIDI output and boasts a unique, vibrant, and dynamic character.
