[rodgersorganusers] Re: Old Analogs

So you PREFER the analog over the digital?
You really have to have EARS to hear the difference. The organ my congregation 
church has is a twenty five year old plus Allen that is half analog and half 
digital. Certain registrations are analog and others are digital. I can tell 
the digital ones.
Both of my home instruments are analog and I've gotten quite use to their tone 
over the years.
I cannot say this about the Rodgers organ user list people, but as you already 
know, when people come to hear you play, they "hear you with their eyes" rather 
than their ears. more intent on watching the show and only slightly listen to 
what is going on.
A true organ affectionado listens to every note and couldn't really care if the 
organist was playing the instrument with his feet!
Rich
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bradley Starcevich 
  To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 11:44 AM
  Subject: [rodgersorganusers] Old Analogs



  I have been a member of this list for sometime now,
  and
  rarely post, but I have to address this issue of "old
  analogs" vs. digitals, because that is really what
  this thread is about.

  I have a Rodgers 330E drawknob organ in my home.  I
  can state unequivically that I could blind fold ANYONE
  without prior knowledge of the installation and, after
  playing it, challenge them whether the organ is pipes,
  analog, or digital.  I can guarantee that few, if any,
  would guess analog or digital.  

  I purchased my 330E from a Rodgers dealer, with the
  express purpose of gutting it and converting it to
  digital.  I have absolutely NO intentions of doing so 
  now.  

  Bradley K. Starcevich
  Rodgers 330E Analog
  www.starcevich.org


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