Our latest organs

It is the philosophy of our company to build organs which are not committed to any one particular tonal style. We strive to achieve versatility through the conscious inclusion of a variety of component parts.

Our craftsmanship is characterized by technical innovation. As early as 1972 we were building organs of solid wood with self-supporting casework, whereas steel-frame construction was customary elsewhere. Later we introduced a new wind-regulation system, a mini-Barker lever system and touch-lightening device.

Every part of the technical infrastructure such as casework, windchests and wind supply is made of solid wood from our own extensive timber store. The wood is dried over a period of 3 to 8 years. Fibreboard or chipboard is not used at all.

In the years 1986 to 1990, during which we built casework and wind supplies to historical models, we realised that modern case designs are more representative of our company philosophy.