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I've got a Rhodes Seventy-Three Stage piano and would like some advice on recording it. It has the single input & output jacks a volume control, and a bass boost knob.

Should I mic an amp or run this Rhodes through my ART TubeMP, run it direct?

Any ideas you all may have will be appreciated!

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I haven't tried this yet, so I'm not sure on the results. I have a "stereo headphones only" out on my 73. I'm not one to adhere to lables so I'm going to try recording direct from that. With the vibrato on you hear it left-right-left-right as it sweeps.
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