What’s the value of my Rhodes piano?


The value of your Rhodes piano varies according to its year, model, and condition. Follow these steps to estimate the value of your Rhodes.
1. Identify the model and year
Check for any identifying markings or serial numbers that can help you determine the specific model and year of manufacture. The month and year are usually stamped on the upper right corner of the harp in this format: WEEK OF THE YEAR / YEAR (e.g: 24/73 will be the 24th week of 1973)
2. Assess the condition
Examine the piano for any signs of wear, damage, or alterations. A well-maintained instrument will generally be worth more than one that has been altered or poorly maintained.
3. Functionality check
Make sure hat all keys, knobs, and switches are functioning properly. Test the sound quality and consistency across all keys.
4. Research market prices
Look up recent sales of similar Fender Rhodes pianos to get an idea of the current market value. Websites like Reverb, and other music instrument forums can be helpful resources for this.
5. Consult with a Rhodes tech
We can help you estimate the value of your Rhodes upon inspection in our workshop. Contact us to schedule an estimate.