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The tonal specification was drawn up
by Dave Bostock of Phoenix Organs. The instrument has been
designed to operate with or without the Pedal Board (Auto Pedal
facility included) and is extremely portable. It is used with
external amplification equipment and speakers.
It was recently used by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society in
some of their concerts.
Great Organ
(10 stops, 13 ranks, 2
soundcards) |
Swell Organ
(enclosed)
(10 stops, 12 ranks, 2
soundcards) |
| 8
Open Diapason |
8
Geigen Diapason |
| 8
Stopped Diapason |
8
Leiblich Gedackt |
| 8
Claribel Flute |
8
Gamba |
| 4
Principal |
8
Voix Celeste |
| 4
Wald Flute |
4
Principal |
| 2
2/3 Twelth |
4
Nason Flute |
| 2
Fifteenth |
2
Flautino |
| 1
Piccolo |
Mixture III |
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Mixture IV |
16
Contra Fagotto |
| 8
Trumpet |
8
Cornopean |
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Swell to Great |
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Great Unison Off |
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Pedal Organ
(9 stops, 12 ranks, 1
soundcard) |
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| 32
Contra Bourdon |
Mixture IV |
| 16
Open Diapason |
32
Bombarde |
| 16
Bourdon |
16
Bombarde |
| 8
Octave |
Great to Pedal |
| 8
Bass Flute |
Swell to Pedal |
| 4
Fifteenth |
AutoPedal |
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Registration Aids |
8
independent memories for piston settings
14 General thumb pistons
Setter and General Cancel thumb pistons |
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