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This website outlines research by Colin Pykett in the field of pipe organs and electronic organs
LATEST ARTICLE - Age-Related Hearing Loss and Organs
They never would hear, But turn the deaf ear, As a matter they had no concern in.
Jonathan Swift
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About this Website Please read before using the site - contains update history & tips for browsing this site optimally Complete Articles The gateway to many complete articles available on this site, with indexes and summaries Other Publications Some other hard-copy public domain publications on pipe and electronic organs since 1980 Contact Me For advice, to discuss the contents of the site, etc About the Author My bio "Prog Organ" News and lots of sound clips of the Prog Organ digital organ system
The pallet test rig on the left is used for experiments on pipe organ pallets, such as those described in the articles entitled Calculating Pallet Size, Touch Relief in Mechanical Actions and Response Speed of Electric Actions. These can also be accessed from the Complete Articles page where summaries are also available.
Pictured left is an experimental digital organ, currently being used to simulate several different organs (Prog Organ). Also see the article entitled Re-creating Vanished Organs.
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