And Stage should indeed suffice, as the different mic settings are not available in the Standard version of Electric Instruments, AFAIR. But if you do select Acoustic Piano instruments, then Standard is the way to go.

Both AAS LL EP-4 and Pianoteq R2 are mighty fine examples of Rhodes Mark Twain modeling.

I see what you did there, Fleer. Clever.

At last. Recognition. I may go and die now.

 
Steve - once again, thanks!  excellent - I might just do that.

scook
Pianoteq Stage is $108 and change at jrr with group code.

Ok, so I pulled the trigger on this one!  so far I'm lovin it!

Beagle

scook
Pianoteq Stage is $108 and change at jrr with group code.

Ok, so I pulled the trigger on this one!  so far I'm lovin it!

 
Pianoteq is brilliant. 

LL EP-4 is outstanding, I like it better than Pianoteq, which used to be my go-to Rhodes and Wurly emulation.  And I owned both Rhodes and Wurly's back in the day. You will be very happy with full version of Lounge Lizard, I am sure.
 

Dave, it looks like he already got the 'other' one.....  

Still, got to have 'em both :)
Edit: did you get the newly expanded Hohner collection too? If so, please tell us how these sound. I only have the Rhodes and Wurli.

Yeah, I decided on the pianoteq over the LL EP-4, and I don't want to spend the money on both of them, so that's what I'm sticking with for now.
 
as far as the Hohner collection, yes, I had to chose all electric or all acoustic or all chromatic for my Stage set and I chose the electric to get the R2 and W1, but it also came with the Hohner Clavinet, electrapiano and Pianets. 
 
 I've not tried out everything yet, but all of the R2 sounds are really good, exactly what I was looking for - some variety in the types of Rhodes sounds I get.  I have a Yamaha MO6, but I've not been satisfied with the Rhodes sounds in it, even tho I bought an expansion pack for it through the Motifator store.
 
I'll let you know what I think of the Hohner series stuff as I get a chance to use it.