Rodgers' innovative organ building began with the introduction of the world's first all-transistor church organ in 1958. Among Rodgers' hundreds of major organ building firsts are the first transistorized organ amplifiers, first microprocessor church organs, first MIDI church organs, the first Digital Signal Processing (DSP) in church organs and the only stereo sampling used in church organs.
Today's Rodgers organs are more reliable and innovative than ever. Since 1988, Rodgers has been part of the Roland Group headed by Roland Corporation, the world's expert in digital music technologies. With digital musical instrument sales in excess of $500 million per year and more than 300 R & D engineers specializing in stereophonic digital musical instruments, Roland provides Rodgers with financial and technological resources far beyond other organ builders.
Select a model link on the right to see specifications.
Click here to see "Making of a Maserpiece" video. |
|
|
You'll find professional grade, reference-standard quality, stereophonic digital organs prepared to play all-digital or with pipes in all of our Trillium Series Organs. And, custom Trillium 4-manual and 5-manual organs are all one of a kind instruments, designed only for you.
Click here to learn more about the Trillium Masterpiece organs.
|
|
The 2-manual, and 3-manual handcrafted, Allegiant Series organs
are dowel pin constructed console organs with Trillium level keyboards and reed switch pedalboards, premium audio,
and custom organ voicing that makes them ideal for chapels, smaller churches or residences.
Click here to view the Allegiant organs.
|
|
Insignia Series are value-priced 2-manual organs offering many of the features of our larger organs, at lower price levels.
Click here to view the Insignia organs. |
SEE ALSO:
Pipe-Organs
Digital/Pipe Combination Organs |
