This is an M.P. Moller pipe organ console with electropneumatic switching and combination action, showing considerable wear and tear after over 40 years of use.

The same console after refinishing, and the installation of new drawknob mechanisms, solid state switching and enhanced multi-level combination action.

This ia a 1929 Reuter pipe organ console, originally with electropneumatic action which was upgraded to electromechanical in the early 60's.

The same console after a recent rebuild, including the installation of new and additional stops, refinished stoprail, keyslips and key cheeks, solid state switching, and a new multi-level combination action. 

A 1928 Artcraft residence organ console, showing the wear and tear of decades of use.  The console, which has a player unit installed on its top, had been disconnected from the organ for a period of time and unused.

The Artcraft console after stoprails and keydesk components have been refinished, swell shoes have been refurbished, with installation of new and additional stops (expanded specification), solid state switching, and a new and expanded solid state combination action system.  The knee panel has been removed to show swell shoes and excess "cable trough".