Hello Joe, Yes, I am out there! Sorry to hear of the vandelism. You may have good luck in gitting what you want from Matt Niell----Phone--503-645-5222 or 503-642-3564 0r 503-313-5048 cell. He has amps and speakers that may work----however I suggest that you use the new speakers and amps from Rodgers. Also your 33E will sound more realistic if you put a RSS unit on it. This unit is a room synth. not a reverb unit. When playing the organ through the unit with small settings it adds the effects of space and works with chambers better. Just a thought. Best regards, George. ----- Original Message ----- From: "H.J. Zivnak" <bz.truck@xxxxxxx> To: <rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2002 12:12 Subject: [rodgersorgan] Introduction > Hello Listers, > > By way of introduction my name is Joe Zivnak. I am the owner of the > Riverside (CA) Fox Theatre, a vintage 1929 Vaudeville and Movie house that I > am in the process of restoring. > > Until we get to the point of installing a Wurlitzer to replace the original > Style 216 we are using a very nice Rodgers 33-E that I acquired from the > estate of the late Dr. John Nagle. > > I studied organ as a child in the early 1960s on a Hammond, my instructor > owned a Trio. I still have the RT-3, but it was my search for a Trio, or > something similar, for my 11 year old daughter that lead to the purchase of > a Wurlitzer, 235SP (Opus 1839), the Fox, and the 33-E. > > At the time I purchased the Rodgers I hadn't touched an organ in three > decades. I couldn't remember a note of the music I had learned. I started > playing scales to limber up and lo, my music started coming back to me. It's > about the best second childhood I could have. > > Unfortunately, the Fox was broken into and the perpetrators got away with > the bench, glock and all of the amps for the speakers. I have been given > some leads on amps, but have had no luck on the bench and glock. > > Does anyone have any leads on these items? I am willing to try to have a > bench built if I can find a sample of, or drawings for the original bench. > (Are you out there George Kirkwood?) The Glock could be replaced with newer > synthesized electronics and not hurt my feelings too much. Any suggestions > would be greatly appreciated. > > Best regards, > > Joe Zivnak > > > >