Rodgers Trio 321 Speaker Suggestions

[Vercus]

Hello all,
I'm looking for suggestions for speakers for my Trio 321, specifically the main voices. I have the Tibia going through a Leslie 760, but don't have an ideal setup for the main channel.

Anyone have any thoughts?

[toodles]

My best recommendation for speakers for any Rodgers analog instrument is Allen HC-12 or 14/15 speakers. The have smooth, wide range frequency response and handle the bass with no problems. Usually available used at reasonable prices, too.

In a way, Rodgers reflected the same requirement by offering Klipsch LaScala speakers for use with their analog organs--smooth, wide range response with good bass output. Though LaScala speakers are more expensive (even used), larger. But they are more efficient. But the Allen speakers are reasonably efficient, too.

[Vercus]

Thanks for the suggestions. Does anyone have any they'd like to sell? The only ones I could find were on ebay, and they were too far away to be reasonable. Shipping would be more than the speakers.

[Timothy Kreifels]

What happened to the Rodgers W-3 cabinet that originally handled the main & pedal voices? They always worked very well.

[Vercus]

Mine didn't come with a W-3. It came with an ML-702 combo unit that had a small styrofoam leslie on one side for the Tibia and a speaker system for the main. Didn't have a lot of oomph, so I'm trying to upgrade.

What is the W-3 cab like? Anyone have any info? Perhaps one they'd be willing to sell?
.-Jon

[toodles]

If by "oomph" you mean volume, have you tried adjusting the volume settings in the organ. The W3 is a rather large speaker cabinet (about 24x24x30 high) with a 2-way speaker system consisting of one 15 inch woofer and a JBL bullet tweeter. It also has a passive radiator. It's not a great speaker cabinet, but is certainly loud.