The Home Theater
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The theater is what I've
been working on from the first day of retirement. The pipe organ
no longer exists. The room where the pipes were I divided in half,
half for storage and half for a display room (see picture below). There
are ten chairs, a sixty inch television, surround sound with a powered
subwoofer, laserdisc machine with about 650 laserdisc movies, as well as
a several hundred tapes, and a few DVD's, but no heating or air conditioning,
that's what the blankets are for that you see on the back of some of the
chairs.
The display room
The lamps, of which there
are nine, were made for us by (Joe) Rinaudo's Reproductions, 3725 Park
Place, Unit "E", Montrose, California 91020; Phone (818) 957-2077. He now
has a wonderful web site. You can find him at http://www.rinaudosreproductions.com
They are solid brass with
two bulbs inside. I've put one white and one red bulb in each of them and
can control each color independently with dimmers.
Joe has restored our gas
and electric light fixture as well. I acquired it back in the early Carty
Piano days from Cleveland Wrecking Yard. Of course there is no gas going
to the lamp today, it's all electric.
The next photos shows some
of our collection of E.T. Paull sheet music.
To the right, in the bookcase,
is the collection of laser discs. The stove is decoration.
If you have comments or suggestions,
e-mail me at Jfeenstra@earthlink.net
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Revised August 23, 2001