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I have heard a lot about phoenix organs, and i have ordered literature and a cd from them, but i would like to know about customization. How far do they go on customization? I would like a two or three manual with a custom stoplist. Im talking blank sheet of paper stoplist. Anyway, if anyone could enlighten me, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!<DIV><BR class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV><BR class="khtml-block-placeholder"></DIV><DIV>EDIT: I almost forgot to ask about speaker systems. I have seen those cubes and what not on their website, but i was also wondering if they offered like speakers with a pipe facade. What about amplifiers? Anyone please help. Thanks</DIV>
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Re: What about a Phoenix?
Read their UK website. I heard one recently in Leeds and I was impressed. And that's unusual. -
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The original Phoenix I heard in Vernon, New Jersey had a custom speaker system and amplifier system used with it. Another one of their customers used a bunch of his frequent flyer miles to go up and sit in the shop while designing the stoplist, I believe, and the sales guy down there (OrganForum's own organist777, David Simmons created a custom speaker enclosure for the home. I suspect that they'll do almost anything, within reason. I see where some of the stops for the instrument built for <font><font size="2">Haig Mardirosian were sampled from the organ where he is Director of Music. That sounds pretty customized to me!</font></font></p>
Of course, customization needs to be paid for, but your best bet is to send an email to Don and Jim Anderson and ask them straight out what you want. If there's a sales person around you, they will contact you. Where abouts are you located?</p>
Andy
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Re: What about a Phoenix?
Im way down here in El Paso Texas. Thats great. I will go look at their UK Website. Thanks.Comment
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