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General| Brand | GULBRANSEN |
|---|---|
| Model | E |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Details on the organ's power requirements and connection.
Explanation of the Swell Manual, Great Manual, Pedal Keyboard, and Expression Control.
Defines 'stop' in organ language and explains color coding for speaking and non-speaking tablets.
Guidance on selecting stop tablets for desired tone and registration.
Explains non-speaking tablets affect tone by adding brilliance, tremolo, or volume.
Describes the function of the Pedal Sustain control for note prolongation.
Details the 'wavering' effect, its Leslie system, and usage for different music styles.
Explains how Timbre Mellow and Timbre Bright tablets control tone character and volume.
Describes Swell and Great 'ff' tablets for balancing manual volumes and tonal color.
Details Omega effects (reverb, percussion) affecting the Swell Manual.
Explains the chime feature and its preset piston's effect on stops and tremolo.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the organ's wood finish.
Guidance on cleaning the plastic keys and stop tablets.
Recommendations for organ placement to avoid damage.
States the organ does not require tuning due to its electronic nature.
Describes the organ's audio components and their function.
Explains the 'Max Vol' potentiometer for limiting overall volume.
Discusses the organ's specific sound characteristics and limitations.
Troubleshooting common acoustic issues like rattles and sympathetic vibrations.
Explains the phenomenon of standing waves and how to mitigate it.
Procedure for fixing a non-responsive key by cleaning the bus bar contact.
Information on external speaker cabinets, particularly Leslie models.
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