Destroying a well known synth to make a Rhodes (a ridiculous build)

Building a custom Rhodes inspired piano for my home studio from a Yamaha Reface CP, merging the electronics from the synth with a mid-century inspired furniture build using Peruvian Walnut, Valchromat, MDF, and American Walnut in the build. While this is a pretty involved build in the woodshop, the basic premise and teardown process is repeatable and allows for endless options of a new custom piano for your studio. More about Munstre at http://munstre.com Links for each element in the build: Yamaha Reface CP https://amzn.to/4avpdea FOSI mini AMP with EQ https://amzn.to/3RywRM3 Eminence 8ohm speakers https://amzn.to/3H0fNJW M-Audio keystation 61 https://amzn.to/3H0i6N6 Mackie Passive DI box https://amzn.to/4boO9XL Secondary elements: Adhesive backed wheel weights https://amzn.to/4cobndQ Right angle MIDI cable https://amzn.to/48c0j1C Tisino ¼” cables https://amzn.to/487TfTO Tisino RCA to ¼” cable https://amzn.to/47aYtwH Speaker grill cloth https://amzn.to/3vdLi0N Under desk cable management tray https://amzn.to/477nYPj VALCHROMAT panels https://trinityinnovations.net/produc... Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:38 Reface CP TEARDOWN 07:41 Adding weights to MIDI controller keys 09:00 Building the MDF piano enclosure 14:35 Resawing bookmatched Walnut 21:32 Shaping the piano control panel 26:36 Brass knobs for MIDI controls 32:39 Speakers and Rhodes piano top 42:13 Outer Walnut panels 45:08 Adding felt to piano keybed 46:10 Walnut side panels for Rhodes piano 48:39 Wiring the piano & rear panel setup 53:32 Completed piano & sound demo Yamaha #reface #teardown #diy #woodworking #piano #recording #homestudio #festool #makita