[rodgersorgan] Re: Looking for some Advice
- From: Ralph Cullen <rcullen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2002 18:31:41 +1200
This is a terribly hard decision to make.
If the 835 is a "B" I would say go for it. The B is a good organ and is
full spec 800 series with subs and supers etc, full pedal division,
expandable to eight channels.. very grunty organ.. But oh these T7xx!!!! I
dont think an earlier 835 would be a patch on the smaller yet far more
glorious T7xx
What has a 700 series Trillium got??
RSS. Awesome sound space that transforms any room into whatever you want it
to be.
Stereo samples all the way... MUCH superior sound over ALL previous organs
from Rodgers.
Smart Media beats the socks off the older Roland Personal memory card. You
can even store different voicing files for booting up the organ on the
smart card, as well as store MIDI files etc etc...
Smaller console.. Very neat package.
What more can I say. The T700 series are the very finest organs that
Rodgers have built in this size instrument ever...
Thats my humble opinion...
Ralph.
At 07:35 PM 6/5/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>It is looking like I finally have my Roland organ sold and will now be
>able to purchase a Rodgers organ. However, I have been to this point in
>a sale only to be disappointed.
>
>Here's the question that I am hoping the group can help answer. There
>are two Rodgers 835 (two manual drawknob) PDI organs for sale on the
>Web. One is a new organ still with a former Rodgers dealer. The other
>has been in a gentlemen's home for 4 years.
>
>I am trying to determine which way to go. For about the same price as
>either of these 835 PDI organs, I could get a new Insignia 577 Drawknob
>organ with a much smaller specifications than the 835. Or for a little
>more money, I could get a Trillium 700 series organ that has a smaller
>specifications than the 835.
>
>What is the big difference between PDI and the Trillium? Is it worth
>the difference in price?
>
>Thanks in advance for your input
>
>John
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