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Assembly work February

Cabinet making

 

 

This shows some side panel sections prior to assembly. These were photographed in the first week of February

 

 

 

 

This shows the lower front panel before the swell box and toe piston controls were fitted.

 

 

 

 

Some panelwork being French polished on 6th February

 

 

 

 

The colour and finish looking even richer next morning!

What you can't see

We have no pictures of the WiFi set up.  Organists will be delighted to know the new organ has a small monitor screen showing what is going on in the outer foyer.  This helps the organist know when to start processional music.

When a procession first starts to enter, traditionally everyone stands up and this completely obsures the organist's view of the senior person as he enters and at which point the more splendid sounds should be heard.

To solve this we built in the very latest technology that transmits the picture by WiFi, but securely so that no one outside the Grand Temple can view what may be going on inside after the doors are closed.

It isn't possible to provide a picture of this, but it is unobstrusive and not an 'afterthought' place on top of the organ after it is installed.

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