W. Zimmer & Sons, Inc.
1967-68
First United Methodist Church
341 E Main St.
Forest City, NC, US
49 Ranks
Instrument ID: 67399 ● Builder ID: 6459 ● Location ID: 58476
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3 Manuals 4 Divisions37 Stops38 RegistersStop Layout: Unknown
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Jeff Scofield on October 17th, 2023:
Originally installed with 49 ranks 1967-68 by W. Zimmer & Sons; Spearman Hawkinson Co. was selected for a renovation beginning in 2003 that included conversion to solid-state switching, the addition of five Walker digital stops, revoicing, replacing of keyboards and pedalboard, addition of more couplers, increasing of combination memory levels, MIDI stops, and a new pipe Festival Trumpet, which was mounted horizontally to each side of the chancel window.
Originally installed with 49 ranks 1967-68 by W. Zimmer & Sons; Spearman Hawkinson Co. was selected for a renovation beginning in 2003 that included conversion to solid-state switching, the addition of five Walker digital stops, revoicing, replacing of keyboards and pedalboard, addition of more couplers, increasing of combination memory levels, MIDI stops, and a new pipe Festival Trumpet, which was mounted horizontally to each side of the chancel window.
Related Instrument Entries: Spearman-Hawkinson, Inc. (2003)
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