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I prefer the rhodes model that Pianoteq does. It's not much more than $99 for the "stage" version that has a bit more limited feature set. And you get some pianos as well.
They have a demo as well.
https://www.pianoteq.com/
Both AAS LL EP-4 and Pianoteq R2 are mighty fine examples of Rhodes Mark Twain modeling. You also get great Wurlies. When you go the Pianoteq route, you don't need to buy acoustic pianos. Just select R2/W1 and you get Rhodes, Wurli and Hohner bliss.
But some prefer samples over modeling. If that's you, look into Sampletekk Tubed Keys and Wurli, SonicCouture EP73 and Broken Wurli, as well as AIR Velvet, which I particularly like.
Actually, I already have the Sampletekk Tubed Keys and Wurli, but they're very limited to one specific sound. The Tubed Keys are sampled by mic'ing a Fender Twin that a Mark IV is connected to. that's great for that specific sound, but I want more options, like clean and chorused.
I have always been a big fan of sampled libraries as well and have always shied away from the modeled ones. However, I did download the LL EP-4 and the Pianoteq demos. All I have to say is WOW! the Pianoteq really blows them all away! And there are lots of options and they all sound really good!
and yes, I learned that the R2/W1 are purchased separately from the pianos. now I just have to decide if I want it bad enough to spend $130 on it!