Sorry, this is just a question, not a project of mine.
I read about societies and private persons rescuing, rebuilding, refurbishing, installing old TO's in new venues, but I never have heard, probably for good reason, anyone building a new TO from scratch to yesteryear's specifications.
Perhaps fairground organ builders could pull it off? Or could any pipe organ builder come to a pleasant result if adhering strictly to Wurlitzer et al designs? Of course, voicing the instrument accordingly to its purpose probably is an equally compelling task.
I read about societies and private persons rescuing, rebuilding, refurbishing, installing old TO's in new venues, but I never have heard, probably for good reason, anyone building a new TO from scratch to yesteryear's specifications.
Perhaps fairground organ builders could pull it off? Or could any pipe organ builder come to a pleasant result if adhering strictly to Wurlitzer et al designs? Of course, voicing the instrument accordingly to its purpose probably is an equally compelling task.
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