Hello Brad, The trems on my 330E where terrible when I got the organ.....They are not that difficult to adjust......follow the tech. manual and also (mainly?) your feelings...get someone at the console and adjust slowly.....but surely..... Best, Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brad" <bstarcevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <analogorgans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 9:00 AM Subject: [analogorgans] Re: 327, What organ do I have, Leslie on Rodgers, etc. > Charlie, > > It sounds as though you have plenty to keep you busy!! The 990 > project > sounds interesting. I would be most interested in hearing about your plans > to rework the trems. I have a 330 Providence Extended that I absolutely > love, but I hate the trems. I play only classical, but there are times when > a > nice, gentle trem works for romantic pieces and hymns. My trems are > harsh and abrupt. Any guidance here would be greatly appreciated!! > > Best regards, > Brad Starcevich > http://www.starcevich.org > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Charles Strack" <voceumana@xxxxxxxxx> > To: <analogorgans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 7:49 PM > Subject: [analogorgans] 327, What organ do I have, Leslie on Rodgers, etc. > > > I am a glutton for punishment, and have a Heritage 990, a Cambridge 220 > (220-II), and a Marquee 327. > > I am refinishing, and will augment the 990. Work is slow, as I am stripping > the roll top, and that is a royal pain. I think I'm just going to use > sandpaper between the slats, as the stripper is so slow there and it is > painstaking work. Plan to add some extra voices, convert the drawknobs to > moving stop ones (from Syndyne, already purchased) and rework the trems. I > will need to replace the combination action, as the one in the organ is for > lighted drawknobs. > > As to the 220-II, I'm keeping it for now, and may convert it into a theatre > organ. I like this console. As the cooks say, mis en place: everything is > right where it should be on this organ, ready for use. > > The 327 is in the garage, and I will probably sell it off, either in whole, > or part it out. > > As to Leslies on the classical Rodgers analogue organs, Rodgers did this > regularly, calling it "flute tremulant full", until they developed a BBD > trem in the 1980's. For gospel or theatre work, it's fine, and I think a > nicely done leslie adds a pretty good tibia trem. Not that it has any place > in classical work. > > I subscribed to the digest version of this list, and so far haven't found > the direct address for postings, but this one worked earlier, so I'll do > that. > > Noel: how about some instructions? > > Charlie > > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage! > > > > > >