I have produced the control system for several pipe organs using electro-magnetic solenoids for the stop actions. I just finished a new one where we use pneumatic cylinders to provide force. A pneumatic system can actually work without producing much noise if set up correctly. So we are very happy with this new organ in St. Johannes church, Stavanger, Norway. Continue reading ‘Pneumatic organ control’
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