I just bought a GW319 two weeks ago. I’ve always wanted to learn to play Powerhouse. Such a cool tune and really great on theatre organ. I’ve been working on it. Very nice job.
Now on that same organ at 89 the sound comes from several generated sources, Barton 10 rank Redford, Wurlitzer 11 rank, R. Morton 17 rank. With some mixing talents the thing sound more like "real pipes" than the Allen Th3 + deluxe. whatever that means. Great style Gary from what I can tell, you are another naturally born wonder tallent
Me encantó cómo usted arregló la última parte de Magnetic Rag, me pareció como una despedida de Scott al Ragtime, ya que este fue el último Rag completo que publicó. Qué padre le salió a usted caray!!
Muy admirable caray!! Mi rag favorito siendo interpretado en un órgano es algo espectacular, de verdad que qué admirable, mis respetos por esta maravillosa interpretación. Saludos desde la Ciudad de México
Thank, RU-vid algorithm for bringing me here. I used to play piano as a kid. I still marvel at humans' ability to do something that requires full coordination of hands _and_ feet to do something like play this kind if instrument. Well, done.
It's the T321Q-SP (Quantum). It actually contains four different organs to choose from, though I usually use the Morton suite. Good luck finding the right Allen for you.
Hi there,I hope you don't mind, i was wondering ,iff you don't mind giving some advice, we recently replaced a Conn651 which wehad from new,with an Allen ADC4600, but now are pondering on replacing it with an Allen Mds Theatre3, would that be an upgrade or a sideways move .rgds&best wishes Steve&Theresa
Steve, I'm no expert on the history of Allen organs, but I'll try to answer your question. An MDS Th 3 would be somewhat better than an earlier ADC model, as it has early MIDI capabilities, but it would be a lateral move, compared to any Renaissance model. Even a 25-year-old R319 would be much better, in terms of reverb, trems, assignment of individual notes to speakers, enhanced MIDI, etc. It's fundamentally a different organ internally than an ADC or MDS. Unless the Th 3 is available locally, with no shipping charge, I'd stick with the ADC (assuming it still works well) and be actively on the lookout for an affordable Renaissance model. Tell dealers you're in the market for a used organ, because they might get a trade-in they want to move. By the way, I played a Conn 651 for decades and loved it; however, any Allen is obviously better!
