Dobson Pipe Organ Builders
2021
Originally Lawrence Phelps & Associates (1978)
American Reformed Church
Sanctuary; rear gallery
407 Albany Avenue SE
Orange City, IA, US
49 Ranks
Instrument ID: 68757 ● Builder ID: 1673 ● Location ID: 8232
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John Panning on August 12th, 2022:
Between 2015 and 2021, Dobson undertook a number of restorative repairs, including the replacement of some Laukhuff slider solenoids with new Laukhuff units, the restoration of the original Phelps solid-state combination action (with the assistance of former Phelps employee Clive Webster), the repair of some Beckerath-made drawknob units, and the replacement of 1-12 of the Hauptwerk Prestant 8', which were collapsing.
Between 2015 and 2021, Dobson undertook a number of restorative repairs, including the replacement of some Laukhuff slider solenoids with new Laukhuff units, the restoration of the original Phelps solid-state combination action (with the assistance of former Phelps employee Clive Webster), the repair of some Beckerath-made drawknob units, and the replacement of 1-12 of the Hauptwerk Prestant 8', which were collapsing.
Related Instrument Entries: Lawrence Phelps & Associates (1978)
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