Remember that 3.2.2 did not exist when I developed my
SAMS systems so I could have not known what pitfalls
would arise there. As for the probem of sticking SAMS
magnets not being de-activated upon piston release, It
simply does not exist in my system. You release the
piston, all current is off to all the SAMS rgardless
of their state, precisely as it works on most pipe
organ systems. This is because there is only one way
to activate SAMS current: the pressing of a piston.
Although some of my older SAMS have mechanically hung
up in the past(they are now in SAM Heaven), the system
iteslf never has.
It would be interesting to find out how the system
that Allen uses deals with this situation. The only
real drawback to my system is that you apparently have
to use it with a 2.x version of jOrgan, someting I
personally do not find to be a disadvantage. If there
were questions on how my system was set up, I had
prepared very small sample dispositions so that that
its workings could be more easily demonstrated, and,
like Ken Allman's sample dispositions, expanded to the
user's needs.
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