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Great: On the south side, in upper case, 16' Double Open Diapason in façade |
Swell: Enclosed, in upper case on north side |
Choir: In lower case on south side |
Solo: Enclosed, in the Skinner organ chamber |
Chancel Pedal: In lower case on north side |
Main Pedal: Located in Skinner chamber |
Action: Mechanical key action; self adjusting |
Console: Detached and reversed, organist faces the center of the church |
Bone keys with Gabon Ebony sharps |
Manuals-61 notes C to c'''' |
Pedal-32 notes C to g' straight keys, slightly concave |
Electric solenoid stop action with solid state combination action, sequencer |
Balanced expression pedals Swell and Solo |
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Couplers: |
Swell to Great, Choir to Great, Solo to Great 16', 8', 4' |
Solo to Swell 16', 8', 4' |
Swell to Choir |
Great to Pedal, Swell to Pedal, Choir to Pedal, Solo to Pedal 8', 4' |
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Windchests: All divisions on pallet and slider wind chests |
Organ Cases: One case on each side of the chancel, standing in the arches. |
The Great (south) case with 16' Double Diapason in façade, the Swell (north) case with the Swell Diapason I in façade. |
Cases constructed of solid, quartered, wormy White Oak |
Pipes: Constructed of lead-tin alloys or seasoned wood. |
Wind System: All divisions on 19th century style parallel-rise reservoirs, wooden wind conductors within the organ, three quiet- operating blowers in acoustical enclosures. |
Tuning: Modern pitch a=440 |
Temperament: Modified Equal temperament |