St. Patrick Roman Catholic Parish
4351 Parnell Ave NE
Ada, MI
Images
2007-08-09 - Bellows, before removal (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Stop trundles (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Side of organ, case removed (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Bench (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Panel of facade "pipes" (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Case -- component (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Facade "pipes" (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Pallet pull-downs, backfalls (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Chassis and stop trundles (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Pipes (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Rollers (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Bench, carving (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Bellows, after removal (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Keyboard, bench (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Pipes (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Keydesk, pipes (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Repairs in progress (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Toe board (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Pipes -- C# side of bottom octaves (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Side of organ, case removed (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Case removed, from rear (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Front right, panels being removed (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - Racks, pipe toes (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
2007-08-09 - C# side, first octave of Stop'd Diapason (Photograph by Justin Berg/Database Manager)
Consoles
Main
- 1 manuals
- Key action Type: Mechanical (Details Unknown)
- Stop action Type: Mechanical
- Manual compass: 56 notes
- Pedal compass: 25 notes
Notes
2008-08-14 - Identified through online information from Justin Berg. -- Relocated from a residence in Ypsilanti. The organ is being restored by Halbert Gober in Oberlin, OH. To be erected in our parish during November, 2008. -Database Manager
2009-01-04 - Received via e-mail from Justin Berg: "The 4 and 2 have a pedal mechanism that allows the organist to temporarily cancel those stops, as long as the pedal is depressed. The Swell mechanism has been left out since it substantially blocked the egress of sound. The false facade pipes have been gilded by our pastor. Hal Gober has added a pedal division, mechanically independent of the manual (i.e. NO connection whatsoever, not even a coupler), that always plays a unit 16+8 Subbass. Additionally, he added a pedal check mechanism that allows the organist to stand on the pedals without depressing them. Also, Hal added a tremulant to the entire instrument, though preserving the original wind system in its entirety. -Database Manager
2013-08-06 - Updated through online information from John Speller. -Database Manager
Stoplist
http://www.goberorgans.com/current1.html Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Manual: C-g3 56 notes
8' Stop’d Diapason Bass (C-e)
8' Diapason (f-g3)
8' Stop’d Diapason f-g3)
8' Bell Gamba (f-g3))
8' Dulciano (f-g3)
4' Principal
2' Fifteenth
Pedal: (added, but not in actual contact with the instrument)
16'Subbass
8' Subbass (ext.)
[Received from John Speller 2013-05-29.]
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