Inspire Series
PROUDLY BLENDING AMERICAN TRADITION
WITH THE FUTURE
The Rodgers Inspire Series 227, 233, and 343 organs were born from our belief in the power of inspiration. They combine the best in American tradition and the American future: a traditional pipe organ sound meets modern innovation for a spiritual experience like no other.
Inspire Series 233
With its state-of-the-art 165 pipe organ voices in four different styles, the Inspire Series 233 was especially designed to enhance the spiritual experience. The organ features an integrated 2.1 audio system and can be upgraded with an external 4.2 audio system, making it ideal both for use at home and for a chapel up to 200 people.
Inspire Series 227
The Inspire Series 227 was designed and manufactured as a home organ: the compact console, made from oak and available in different colors, has the classic look to bring inspiration to any home. With its two keyboards, 27 voices in the standard stop list, and 18 orchestral voices, the organ provides a rich variety of musical possibilities.
Inspire Series 343
The Inspire Series 343 has a total of 233 stops spread of 43 illuminated stop tabs, a variant library and 18 orchestral selections. Equipped with three velocity-sensitive manuals, a 32-note ago pedal board and an internal 2.1 audio system with the option of expanding to a 6.2 plus 2-channel antiphonal external audio system, the Inspire Series 343 is a state-of-the-art church and concert organ with unending flexibility.
THE RODGERS INSPIRE SERIES IS NOT JUST THE PRODUCT OF HUMAN INSPIRATION: IT ALSO SEEKS TO INSPIRE OTHERS IN TURN, INCLUDING YOU, THE ORGANIST, YOUR AUDIENCE AND THE CONGREGATION.
The Inspire Series organs are the perfect match for the organist of any ability level!
The handsome consoles built to AGO standards are user-friendly and perfect for rehearsal or performance. The outstanding sound will convince the listener they are hearing actual pipes.
Dan Miller
The Inspire consoles are elegant and well crafted
The Inspire consoles have the specifications and features needed for all styles of music.
Peggy Bartunek
