[rodgersorgan] Re: To Leslie...or not to Leslie?
- From: "Dick Warren" <richard.warren@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Oct 2002 19:21:15 -0400
If you want the 340 flutes to sound more like a Hammond than a theatre organ
add the Leslie. If you prefer the Wurlitzer a la George Wright type of sound
let your voicer set up the tremulant on the flutes...and you'll never have
to oil it, or replace any belts.
Voice it now, voice it later, it doesn't make any difference (unless you
plan to remodel the room too while the organ is out being refinished). If
that is the case, wait until you're done changing the acoustics in the
room.
If you haven't done so, check with your Rodgers dealer about adding the RSS
system to the organ and get a new battery for your pacemaker because the
sound is absolutely marvellous and your heart will simply soar.
You've got a glorious instrument. The RSS system will triple your pleasure.
Enjoy.
Regards,
Dick Warren
London, Ontario
Canada
----- Original Message -----
From: "PATRICK LANE" <capt737aa@xxxxxxx>
To: <rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 4:31 PM
Subject: [rodgersorgan] To Leslie...or not to Leslie?
>
>
> Greetings Fellow Rodgers Users...
>
> I have a few more questions I'd like to pose for some input.
>
> 1. Several owners of 340's have told me that the organ sounds great
without
> the Leslies. Another few and a dealer told me to have a Leslie on just
> Concert Flutes. The current organ setup that is coming with my organ has
2
> leslies...one for flutes and one for tibias. What are your thoughts
about
> this Leslie option.
>
> 2. I'm having my organ voiced when it gets here to the house but I'm also
> having the organ console re-finished. If I have the organ voiced and
then
> move it to the shop where the re-finishing will take place, will that
throw
> out the voicing....eg, should I do the finish work first and then have it
> voiced or will it not matter.
>
> Thanks to all who reply!
>
> Patrick L.
>
>
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> andpartner as well! Besides all the usual suspects, all done with charm
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