Ashland, Oregon
Southern Oregon State University

BALCOM & VAUGAHN PIPE ORGANS, Inc., Opus 804, 1974 - Original Specifications


GREAT                                        COUPLERS
   16    Quintade                   61          Swell to Pedal                    8
   8     Prinzipal                  61          Great to Pedal                    8
   8     Rohr Flöte                 61          Positiv to Pedal                  8
   4     Oktave                     61
   2     Super Oktave               61          Swell to Great                    8
   IV    Mixture  1⅓'              244          Positiv to Great                  8
   8     Trompete                   61
                                                Swell to Positiv                  8
   1     blank rocker tablet
                                                Positiv to Swell                  8

SWELL (Expressive)
   8     Bordun                     61       FINGER PISTONS
   8     Viole de Gambe             61          General                       1 – 6
   8     Viole Celeste        (GG)  56          Swell                         1 – 4
   4     Prinzipal                  61            Sw. to Ped.                 (rev)
   2     Block Flöte                61            Sw. to Gt.                  (rev)
   II    Sesquialtera  2⅔'    (tc)  98            Sw. to Pos.                 (rev)
   III   Scharf ⅔'                 183          Great                         1 – 4
   8     Hautbois                   61            Gt. to Ped.                 (rev)
         Tremulant                              Positiv                       1 – 4
                                                  Pos. to Ped.                (rev)
   Swell to Swell 16'                             Pos. to Gt.                 (rev)
   Swell Unison Off                             Pedal                         1 – 4
   Swell to Swell 4'                            Full Organ                    (rev)
                                                Cancel
   1     blank rocker tablet

                                             TOE STUDS
POSITIV                                         General                       1 – 6
   8     Koppel Flöte               61          Pedal                         1 – 4
   4     Rohr Flöte                 61          Gt. to Ped.                   (rev)
   2     Prinzipal                  61          Full Organ                    (rev)
   1-1/3 Quinte                     61
   1     Sifflöte                   61
   8     Krummhorn                  61       PEDAL MOVEMENTS
         Tremulant                              Swell Expression             (bal.)
                                                Crescendo                    (bal.)
   1     blank rocker tablet


PEDAL
   16    Sub Bass                   32       ACTION: Electric Slider; E-P Unit
   16    Quintade             (Gt)  --
   16    Gedackt Bass               20       VOICES: 29
   8     Octave                     32
   8     Metal Gedackt              32       STOPS: 30
   4     Choral Bass                32
   III   Mixture  2'                96       RANKS: 37
   16    Posaune                    32
   4     Rohr Schalmei              32       PIPES: 1,926


NOTES
The organ is displayed across the the front of the auditorium at the rear of the stage.
The divisions – left-to-right – are: Positiv in front with the expressive Swell behind;
Great at the center; and Pedal 8' Octave and 4' Choral Bass in the case at the right 
with the balance of the Pedal pipework behind it.

The organ is very much in the style of a Phelps or Brunzema Casavant from the same period,
but borrows the Great 16' Quintade very much like a Holtkamp.

The Pedal 16' Gedackt borrows its bottom 12 notes from the 16' Sub Bass on soft wind.

The console is located atop a moveable platform.

The windchest primaries were removed to the Balcom and Vaughan shop ca. 1991 by employees
Michael Chervenock and Jim Stettner to re-leather the Perflex ™ pouches.


Sources: Balcom and Vaughan opus list and files; JRS; extant organ

 [Received from James R. Stettner 2013-02-17.]