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Rd I

71Rd I, 73Rd I, 75Rd I

Producing a sound that became inseparable

from the jazz, rock, and pop music of the

seventies, the Rd I is now practically

synonymous with the electric piano. Over the

years, the resonator used in this piano has

changed from stiff wire to rod or metal plate

as the hammer transitioned from felt to

rubber. Meanwhile, technological advances

in the circuits and other components used in

pre-amplifiers paved the way for many

different variations of this instrument, each

producing a sound that became symbolic of

the corresponding period. In addition to

recreating the ambiance of the Rd I pianos of

a number of different time periods, the CP1

also features two-band tone control in

combination with an auto-pan effect having

unique, natural-sounding modulation and

controllable speed and depth.

Rd II

78Rd II, Dyno

The latter half of the seventies saw remarkable progress in making instruments louder in response to the demands of the times. A child of this

period, the Rd II electric piano employed the latest advances in technology to realize a unique, brilliant sound that was free of distortion even at

high volumes. With plastic replacing wood in this instrument's action, furthermore, it was possible to achieve timbral colors that were brighter and

more suited to pop than those of the Rd I. Also in this period, piano sounds with boosted high frequencies also became increasingly popular, as

did the practice of customizing pre-amps in order to achieve this tone. In response, a number of modification kits appeared on the market. The

CP1 expertly reproduces both the clear sound of the Rd II and the brighter, harder sound achieved through Dyno-type customization of the original

pre-amp. Each of these two piano types also features two-band tone control, allowing the Rd II to sound more solid; the Dyno, more metallic.