Renovation of the organ of the Protestant church in Waldfischbach

Builder: E. F. Walcker, Opus 3271
Speaking stops: 32 speaking stops, 1 wind attenuator, 3 vacant stops, Zimbelstern
Couplers: 7 standard couplers
Combination action / aids: 4 free combinations, HR (hand registration), individual reed stop cancels, 4th free combination assignable per manual, Tutti, Organo pleno, cancel piston
Keyboard compass: C–g³ / C–f¹
Windchest system: pouch windchests with standing pouch valves
Key action: electric
Stop action: electric
Voltage: 16 V, Tutti drop to 10 V
Case design: free-standing pipe façade, Rückpositiv with roof cover
Blower: Ventus, 2,800 rpm, 21 m³, 120 mm water column
Reservoir bellows: floating reservoir
Windchest bellows: 3 floating bellows
Wind pressure: 85 mm water column (III Manual)
Pitch: A = 438 Hz
Scope of work:
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General cleaning
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Renewal of valve pouches and membranes
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Renewal of the electrical system in accordance with current VDE regulations
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Re-voicing
Restoration
Our company can look back on many years of experience in the handling of especially fully pneumatic and electrical-pneumatic organs. This makes us experts in all organ systems. Our own specialized technicians install electrical modules and devices, as e.g. combination setting systems, BUS systems, coupler controls, auto-play systems and much more. This guarantees a flawless and smooth work process and sustainable customer service through our workshop. In this section you will find some examples of innovative renovation and expansion concepts.
Welcome to Hugo Mayer Organ Building GmbH
Since 1952 the master shop in the cultural heart of Europe Saar-Lor-Lux (Saarland/Germany, Lorraine/France, Luxembourg) for top quality pipe organ construction. Individual, custom-built instruments are created in our manufacturing shop for churches, concert halls, musical and regular colleges as well as private use. Moreover we are experienced experts when it comes to the maintenance, renovation and restauration of pipe organs.
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