A FEW TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

The stops, arranged on 4 keyboards and one pedal-board, with a console offering innumerable recordable combinations. This allows to perform any musical work, from the early times to contemporary music through J.S. Bach and the Romantics.

The sound volume of the VSO is such as to be able to blend  perfectly with that of any large symphonic orchestra.

No acoustic trick is used in this project. The pipes are the only sound source; they are distributed in 14 cases, each one with 1 to 3 stops and placed on mobile skids provided with elevators.

The size of each case has been calculated to allow them to be shipped in containers.

All the cases, with  triple-layered  Plexiglas slats, have autonomous air-feeding systems.

They are linked to the console by one coaxial cable for all the controlling actions. The action system will be that advocated in 1972  in The organ, retrospect, prospect as realized later by Blancafort, for Tenerife/a -->. Thus, the slightest movement of the finger is instantly relayed to the pallet by radio-waves.