Phoenix II Organ

PC-Based Organ – TWO Organs included:

            52-Stop American Classic

            39 Stop German Baroque

 

AVAILABLE AS:

3-manual w/ Two Touch Screen Displays (similar to photo)

2-manual w/ One Touch Screen Display

     - Workstation Style Consoles – Very Compact, Moveable
Traditional Consoles avaiable soon.

 

 

American Classic Stop List:

PEDAL   32’ Contra Bourdon 16’ Open Diapason 16’ Bourdon 16’ Diapason  8’ Principal  8’ Bass Flute  4’ Choral Bass      Mixture IV 32’ Bombarde 16’ Posaune  8’ Trumpet

GREAT   16’ Bourdon  8’ Principal  8’ Harmonic Flute  8’ Chimney Flute  8’ Dulciana  8’ Celeste  4’ Octave  4’ Spitz Flute  2-2/3’ Twelfth  2’ Super Octave  2’ Waldflute       Mixture IV  8’ Trumpet       Chimes       Tremulant

SWELL    8’ Geigen Diapason  8’ Lieblich Gedeckt  8’ Salicional  8’ Voix Celeste  8’ Flute Celeste II  4’ Traverse Flute  2’ Fifteenth      Plein Jeu IV 16’ Contra Fagotto  8’ Cornopean  8’ Oboe  8’ Vox Humana  8’ Festival Trumpet  4’ Clarion      Tremulant

CHOIR (Floating Division in 2-man) 8’ English Diapason 8’ Stopped Flute 8’ Unda Maris II 4’ Spitz Principal 4’ Lieblich Flute 2-2/3’ Nazard 2’ Block Flute 1’ Sifflöte 8’ Clarinet 8’ Tuba 8’ Festival Trumpet     Orchestral Oboe     Orchestral Brass     Tremulant

 

 

PRICES:

Shipped in a 60” X 48” X 9” box to be assembled by customer according to printed instruction. 

No computer setup needed; when assembled it is ready to play with out further bother. 

Set-up and/or installation by dealer at customer request, billed separately. 

Ask for quote.   

 

This is a very nice set-up offering you two 3-manual organs ready to play, 

and is more than sufficient for practice and performance of most, if not all organ literature. 

The 2.1 sound systems have proven to be very effective in producing great sound in residential spaces 

and even small churches. Here is a quote from a customer experiencing this sound system on a Phoenix Organ:

"I am simply amazed at the sound and quality of the new instrument. I especially like the French stops. It really sounds like a big romantic organ in Paris somewhere. The balance with the pedal organ is particularly good. You don't get that feeling of muddiness when you bring on more ranks that you do in a lot of digital organs. It's really an impressive sound, and we could never have afforded such an installation if it hadn't been for you, so bravi infinite et merci infiniment! "                          -- Dr. Donald Rierson, Director of Music, Tabor Presbyterian Church.

 

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German Baroque Stop List:

PEDAL     16’ Prinzipal 16’ Sub-Bass  8’ Octav  8’ Gedackt  4’ Choral Bass      Mixture IV 16’ Posaune  8’ Trompete  4’ Schalmei

HAUPTWERK     16’ Gedackt   8’ Prinzipal   8’ Röhrflute   4’ Oktav   4’ Spitzflöte   2-2/3’ Quint   2’ Super Oktav       Kornett V       Mixtur IV       Zimbel III   8’ Trompete   4’ Karine

OBERWERK      8’ Prinzipal  8’ Bordun  8’ Quintadena  4’ Oktav  4’ Klein Gedackt  2’ Super Oktav       Mixtur III  8’ Oboe 16’ Dulzian       Tremulant

BRUSTWERK (Floating Division in 2-man)     8’ Gedackt   4’ Prinzipal   4’ Röhrflute   2-2/3 Nasat   2’ Blockflöte   1-1/3’ Terz   1’ Sifflöte       Mixtur III   8’ Krumhorn       Tremulant

KOPPELN: II-I    /   III-I   /   II-III   /   III-PED  /   II-PED   /   I-PED