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PHOENIX ORGANS |
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About the company
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One day, a few years ago, a chance encounter
happened between two engineers who were also church organists. For
years both had been searching for an electronic organ which sounded
like a pipe organ. Neither had come across such an instrument
despite long trips to check exaggerated claims by many manufacturers
about their latest offerings which, although sporting a fancy trade
name or a suitable acronym, did not show It was clear that sampling technology was the best way to produce pipe-like sounds and a number of commercially available electronic organ systems were using this technology. However, these systems were only scratching the surface what the technology could offer. Thus Phoenix Organs was born. The Phoenix Organ System was designed from
the “ground up” with a clean sheet of paper, and is now the most
flexible system in the marketplace today. Gone are the “standard”
specifications, the “standard” models. Everything is custom built
and easily alterable even after the organ has been built.
The Phoenix Organ System is now used by a number of organisations. Phoenix Organs is run by Dave Bostock who has financed and driven the development of the system. His engineering and programming skills, together with his tonal and musical expertise, are directly responsible for the success and flexibility of the Phoenix Organ System. Our contacts page includes contact information for other organisations who use our system. Phoenix Organs is a division of Davren Ltd. |
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much improvement.
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ranks can be added and compositions changed, pistons can be given
different functions, and the control over each note of each stop
uses many more parameters than our competitors have at their
disposal. The system uses off the shelf sound generation chips which
are easily obtained and will be with us for many years to come.
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