Rhodes Mark 7 AM 73
DiscontinuedReleased 2007
The Active MIDI Mark 7 was the first production Rhodes with a proper MIDI system: key sensing with velocity and polyphonic aftertouch, pitch and mod wheels, USB and a full set of DIN ports, on top of an active preamp with sweepable-mid EQ and tremolo. Still a real tine piano underneath.
Replaced by MK8
Replaces Mark V Stage 73
Specifications
General
- Manufacturer
- Rhodes
- Status
- Discontinued
- Released
- 2007
Keyboard
- Keys
- 73
- Key action
- Hammer-action
- Aftertouch
- Polyphonic
- Keybed
- 73 wooden keys with Rhodes' patented key-sensing system for MIDI velocity and aftertouch (polyphonic and channel)
Sounds
- Sections
- Electric piano
- Drawbars
- None
- Sound engine
- Electromechanical: hammer-struck steel tines and tonebars read by electromagnetic pickups, into an active FET preamp
- Organ models
- None
- Polyphony
- Full polyphony (73 notes)
Connections
- Outputs
- 1/4-inch unbalanced, XLR balanced, Headphones
- MIDI ports
- DIN in, DIN out, DIN thru, USB
- Pedal inputs
- Sustain (mechanical)
Features
- Features
- Active preamp: lo/mid/hi EQ (+/-15dB), mid sweepable 100Hz-8kHz, Tremolo with speed and intensity, Pitch bend and mod wheels, 2 x 20 backlit LCD and encoder, Effects send and return, Continuous sustain pedal sensing, Also made as an 88
Size & weight
- Colours
- Black, Red, White
