Behind the Keys: Client Reactions - Zak Leever

[@EdmondGilmore]

Danmmmmm!!! That is absolutely the best Rhodes I've ever heard, pfffff.....🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@maxwoobs]

Legendary. I need to get over to Fender Rhodes LA!

[@daviddelhomme]

SO Awesome!!!!!

[@surf_thermals]

Fantastic work and such a beautiful instrument. I am so into all of this... amazing! Yeah, ... l'm in pretty deep watching all things Rhodes these days since I have a Vintage Vibe marquis on the way. Liked and subscribed!

[@LeRitzFR]

Great video, great sound and awesome restoration work. Unfortunately, doesn't seem like your preamp is for sale.

[@fenderrhodesla]

The LA Custom Rhodes Preamp is a handcrafted product. We offer a limited number of preamps each year. You can listen to more audio examples and pre-order here: fenderrhodesla.com/fender-rhodes-preamp.html

[@LeRitzFR]

@@fenderrhodesla GREAT TO HEAR !!! Just filled in the preorder page. Thanks !

[@surf_thermals]

I'd love to ask a question since you are the expert! With the EP on the way, I've been picking up guitar pedals and preparing. The plan is to run a stereo effects loop through my mixer. Stereo out from an aux monitor, through the all-Strymon pedals, and then back to a stereo channel on my mixer. This way I can plug the EP or a guitar or whatever into the mixer and have a wet channel to mix with the dry. Does this make sense, or is it a bad practice? I was hoping to be able to use the pedals for other instruments without having to do plug acrobatics! I keep going back and forth on the pedal order. My best thinking is: Zelzah (phazer) > Ola (chorus) > Volante (delay), Blue Sky (Reverb)... with the Iridium (amp model) either at the end or the beginning. Most seem to advise the beginning of the chain, but I get mixed answers here. I'd love to hear your thoughts/recommendations if you had the chance. Cheers!