[rodgersorganusers] Re: Analog
- From: organgrinder64@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 20:18:33 +0000
hello all.has anyone here ever seen a rodgers #75.it's an old chapel;home organ
with self contained speakers and looks like it may be from the early 70s.i have
an extra amp on it and a rodgers speaker with 2 12s and a bullet tweeter.not
the best of the analogs,but it sure gets loud.the 2' flutes are shrill. milt
miller
>
> My adversion to soldering irons comes from having been involved with
> digital organs since 1977...and having doctored a number of them to get
> improved effects....and then trying to put them back....and then having
> any problems with the intruments blamed upon my soldering.
>
> Life it so much nicer when one gets to deal with an undoctored
> instrument...gives a better sleep at nights.
>
> I have enjoyed this conversation, and there are analogs out there that I
> have enjoyed playing.
>
> We have gone from a world of instruments with small tonal resources to
> one of great tonal resources.
>
> I once performed (for TV!) the Messiah on a two manual 15rk tracker that
> had no expression. It was fun. but a lot of work.
>
> Who has experienced the new Rodgers tracker keyboards? I am still
> waiting for a replacement set for an organ that was purchased prior to
> their availability.
>
> noel jones
>
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