Greetings, The Rodgers organ that was pulled out had three balanced line audio outputs: great, swell, pedal. Each fed its own external power amplifier and speakers. Those cables, amplifiers, and speakers are still installed and work fine. I am seeking a way to integrate the "new" 750 (with internal speakers we would probably not use) so that it can feed these balanced line input amplifiers in a similar manner. One way might be find a place in the circuitry to insert high input impedance single-ended to low impedance balanced transformers, one for each signal source, and couple to the existing facility cables. Based on my past experience, just wiring into the internal speaker wires (of which there are two sets) may not provide the service and quality I'm seeking. Alternatively, there might be something from Rodgers (like there was in the previous organ) to conveniently provide the converted set of signals. -George Hamma -------------Reply 1 ---------------------- I have to ask how many amps are the amplifiers? The next thing I would think is that fi you spliced into the speaker wires and run them in series, you should be able to have all speakers working. Unless I'm misunderstanding what it is that you are trying to do. Rich ----- Original Message ----- From: noel jones Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 8:31 PM To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [rodgersorgan] New member with a 750 EXT spkr question. Greetings, I have been asked by a local church in Sunnyvale, CA that is replacing an older Rodgers organ with external house speakers and amplifiers with a 750 having internal speakers and amplifier. I'm looking for information about doing the internal -> external connections to the 600-ohm shielded twisted pair lines to the existing amplifiers. Naturally, we ended up with an owners manual but have not located any schematics so far. -George Hamma ----------------------- Buy music, save a frog. ----------------------- To unsubscribe or change mail delivery (digest, vacation) go to www.frogmusic.com/rodgersmem.html