Hi Karen, I'm not going to comment specifically on what "they" told you. But, I have "MIDI-fied" many an analog Rodgers and they are extremely easy to do. I personally like the Syndyne boards. You're welcome to call me on the phone and we can chat about it if you'd like. Let me know and I'll give YOU my phone number. Best regards, Jerry Akers -----Original Message----- From: analogorgans-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:analogorgans-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Karen Lewis Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 11:25 AM To: analogorgans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [analogorgans] Re: Schematic Jerry, the schematic came through just fine, and will definitely look into the after market one you suggested.Thanx a lot! I read with interest the posts about midifying. I was in contact with Sound research, and they told me that they didn't make modules for my organ. Is this just true of the 750, all Rodgers, or are they just giving me wrong information. I believe that they said it would be extremely complicated because of multiplex keying, or some such.I have no knowledge of electronics at all.My husband knows the basics from his Navy training years ago. Regards, Karen Karen C. Lewis Organist Holy Cross Catholic Church Cross City,FL AGO member ----- Original Message ---- From: Jerry Akers <jerry_akers@xxxxxxxxx> To: analogorgans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 9:13:06 AM Subject: [analogorgans] Re: Schematic Hello Karen, Do you have somebody that could take the schematic and "stuff" the compontents into the unloaded board? If not, I suggest buying an "after market" reversible board. Syndyne makes one that I would be happy to get for you. They are very straight forward to install and get working on just about any Rodgers console. Here is a link to the reversible board: http://www.syndyne.com/products/ls2rev.pdf Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Best regards, Jerry Akers (Cell: 970-232-4691) -----Original Message----- From: analogorgans-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:analogorgans-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Karen Lewis Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2006 11:14 PM To: analogorgans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [analogorgans] Re: Schematic I have a similar request: does anyone have the schematic for the zimbelstern that was an option for the 750BE. There is a thumb piston for it which I assume is an on/off switch. Rodgers does not offer this anymore and suggested that I call a local Rodgers dealer to see if they could help.I probably will have to do this anyway.My husband was able to get the volume at a reasonable level, it is far from perfect and needs a professional's touch. If the zimbel. has a board, my husband could probably put it together, but installing it is another matter, with all the talk of keyers and the like. Regards and happy playing, Karen Karen C. Lewis Organist Holy Cross Catholic Church Cross City,FL AGO member ----- Original Message ---- From: Frank Evans <evans@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: analogorgans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 4:32:24 PM Subject: [analogorgans] Schematic Greetings to the list, I have run into a problem. My 340 uses a non-standard board for the Post Horn. By non-standard I mean it's not the one shown in the service manual. On this organ they used a ROC2405A board. It has space for (and populated) 73 keyers. The "red Book" modification manual for my organ shows the parts layout as well as the populating lists but no schematic. If anyone has a schematic for the "keyer' on that board I would greatly appreciate a copy. All I need is one of the keyers, I really hate to sit down and draw it from the board. I have been told that it is the board used for the "Festival Trumpet" but I have no idea what organ(s) it was used in. Kindest regards Frank Evans