In celebration of Earth Day, rhodesmusic.com is proud to announce the Rhodes MK8 Earth Edition, a limited edition of the electromagnetic piano in a special design. The special edition is limited to 50 units and will be available from Thursday, April 25, 2024.
Working with One Tree Planted, Rhodes plans to use the proceeds to plant 500 trees per unit sold. Moreover, wood is also central topic to the Earth Special Edition. The sandblasted body of the Rhodes MK8 Earth Edition is made of 100% american walnut, as are the hand-turned legs.
As a result, each of the 50 units is unique. With a rust effect coating that results in a unique texture, the metal parts reflect this as well.
The Rhodes MK8 Earth Edition will probably go down in history as the “Green Rhodes”. And this is not only because of the FSC-certified wood: The color of the top and the sustain pedal also convey sustainability and nature here.
With its ribbed wood panel and black knobs, it’s clear that the Rhodes MK8 Earth Edition simply looks great. And it doesn’t skimp on effects and connectivity options either.
The Earth Edition costs around 12,640 Euros – you can pre-order it from the manufacturer’s website starting April 25.
→ More information at www.rhodesmusic.com* (password protected until April 25)
Available from: April 25, 2024
Effects: Preamp, Equalizer, Vari-Pan, Compressor, Chorus, Phaser, Delay
Keyboard: 73 wooden keys, Kluge Klaviaturen (Steinway Group)
Price: approx. 12.640 Euros
Manufacturer/Distributor: Rhodes
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