Thanks

I do think Rodgers sound is vastly superiour to that of Allen.

Yes, Rodgers, the American home of particleboard consoles and now owned by the absolutely AWFUL Johannus Orgelbau....Rodgers was a worthy competitor back in the analogue days, but they have morphed into a company that competes on price alone, and the only way you can win a pricing battle is to build CHEAP, and that’s what they do. I also find it interesting that Rodgers doesn’t offer much anymore in the way of customization, beyond offering moving drawknobs and premium manuals. Allen will build anything a customer wants from the ground up. Even if you start with a standard model, you can make as many changes as you want along the way. Allen is the most expensive digital organ for a reason...they’re worth it.

I deleted my two previous responses because my opinion of Rodgers has changed DRAMATICALLY,...did I dislike Rodgers in the past? No,...it's just that after having a chance to play a Rodgers,...the sound quality IS DEFINITELY superior to that of Allen! I was given a Rodgers organ seven months ago,...an older analog model from the late '80's. Even with analog technology,Rodgers STILL has outstanding sound quality,and I feel I'm hearing pipes,...NOT speakers like you are on this Allen in the video. Sorry Allen,...but my analog Rodgers has FAR better sound than this Historique.

@@benjaminslayton4335 And you'd be right!

NorfolkSouthern1068 In my opinion it all depends on the organ, my high school has an Allen from 1964 and it has a pretty good sound to it for being that old. At the church I serve at, I play on an Allen Renaissance, and that sounds like it has pipes

+resultant64 Merci !! Concernant ce modèle Allen choisi les meilleurs composants pour ce modèle. Nous sommes très loin de la basse qualité technique des Johannus !