Based upon today's date: Since it is April Fool's Day - one of our trusty post office window agents spent 3 hours this morning believing a radio report that since only half the people were fully utilizing daylight savings time and so on that at 12 noon today, all were to turn their clocks back only a half an hour.... Anyhow, there have been stories of strange stops...there was a famous organ in northern Ohio that included a stop that when pulled out blew a blast of air across the music rack...intended to put off any organist who sat down and pulled all the stops... An organ was installed in the chapel at the English Lutheran Church in Mansfield, Ohio with a stop added engraved, PULPIT OFF, at the request of the organist, wife of the pastor. I also enjoy complaints about the Unison Off not sounding. Today I stopped by a church on a service call to check some pedals and also because "The metronome won't work on the PR-300.". Envisioning crawling around on the pedalboard to reach the tiny control for the metronome volume on the back of the PR-300 which is in a drawer...I was pleased to find they had turned the Volume on the PR-300 all the way to the left. No volume, no metronome..no crawling around on the pedals. The church my wife served in Ohio had bats, who would dive bomb the console when she played mixtures....she though it is, and still is, great. That organ could use a GROUND THE BATS stop. Any others? -- noel jones, aago athens, tennessee, usa 423 887-7594 ------------------------------- frog music press rodgers organ users group www.frogmusic.com ************* On the Frog Music Press Website - Playing MIDI Live at the Rodgers Organ & Using the PR-300, two guides to mastering MIDI. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To unsubscribe or change mail delivery (digest, vacation) go to www.frogmusic.com/rodgersmem.html