What I Got For Christmas
Those are "modern replicas" of an Edison-style lamp of the early 20th century. They're actually sort of modern impressions of a typical Edison lamp, but they do have a old-timey red glow and they look nice on the organ. The bulbs are Edison style, but with a modern base. With no other lights, I can illuminate a book-sized hymnal or larger song book and read the stop faces on the organ and see all the keys.
These are from Amazon and sold by a company called "Surpars House" and are model #S0170010.
The organ is still working fine. I have a 3/8-inch orifice in line between the suction pump and organ, and it allows for the organ to play very softly without pedaling or play quite satisfyingly with pedals. I'm not getting any droning sensation from the pump at all.
Those are "modern replicas" of an Edison-style lamp of the early 20th century. They're actually sort of modern impressions of a typical Edison lamp, but they do have a old-timey red glow and they look nice on the organ. The bulbs are Edison style, but with a modern base. With no other lights, I can illuminate a book-sized hymnal or larger song book and read the stop faces on the organ and see all the keys.
These are from Amazon and sold by a company called "Surpars House" and are model #S0170010.
The organ is still working fine. I have a 3/8-inch orifice in line between the suction pump and organ, and it allows for the organ to play very softly without pedaling or play quite satisfyingly with pedals. I'm not getting any droning sensation from the pump at all.
Comment