If electronic organs are short-lived, what about the computer circuits used to control pipe organs?
The electronics we use in our pipe organs are built to very demanding standards – engineered to last. Even when they do fail, fixing them is a simple matter of removing a card and snapping a new one into place. The electronics make up a very small part of a pipe organ. I’ve looked at the specifications but I don’t understand what all those names and numbers mean. Don’t worry – even experienced organists get confused. Check out our Guide to Organ Jargon We really want a real pipe organ, but our church can’t afford it. You’re not alone! Few churches can simply write a check for a new organ. Funding for a new organ is a long-term project that involves the whole congregation. Many have said funding for a new organ was the easiest money they ever raised. We will be happy to assist you with fundraising ideas. Whatever the situation, we ask that you think clearly for the long term and ask lots of questions. If you have any questions about organs, give us a call at (517) 485-3748. If you’ve ne
