Rodgers Classical Organ

This Organ has been SOLD.

Here is a stoplist. This is a very impressive instrument. In this room were 32 speaker drivers in 13 cabinets
driven by eight high quality amplifiers comprising 1,630 Watts RMS.

This organ was sold in March 2006 to a gentleman in New Jersey. He plans on
eventually installing this organ in his home in Haiti.

The analog Rodgers
has been replaced by a new Rodgers Allegiant 677. The analog Rodgers
was a spectacular instrument, and I will certainly miss playing it, but I am
thrilled with the new organ. It was installed at the end of May, 2007.
Steven B. Smith of S. B. Smith & Associates performed
tonal finishing. The result is superb.

My good friend Jean Moquin has a very impressive Rodgers Classical organ installation in his home.
He is the quintessential gentleman, and has been a wonderful source of inspiration and technical knowledge for me.
A gentleman by the name of John Rust has a great web site called the "Rodgers 550 American Classic". Although the
focus of his site is his Rodgers 550 analog installation project, he has included other Rodgers analog installations as well.
This is a very beautiful site with nice photography. It deserves your attention.

Dr. Colin Pykett, a Fellow at the UK Institute of Physics, and a noted organ authority, has published a very
enlightening article titled "The Electronic Reproduction Of Very Low Frequencies". His most recent
publication, titled "The End Of The Pipe Organ?"
is especially significant, as well as being thought provoking. These insightful articles are
of interest to all organ builders and enthusiasts. There are quite a number of other interesting publications posted on
Dr. Pyketts' website as well. I highly recommend it to anyone with an interest in the organ.