Wyvern Pavane VPO

The new Wyvern Pavane VPO is a compact three manual with two large built in touch screens neatly positioned either side of the music desk.

Simply switch on, select your sample set and play.

The high quality oak console is both compact and pleasing to the eye. Designed for the British organist it has a radial concave pedalboard and is fully equipped with general and divisional pistons plus a step sequencer.

General specification

3 x 61 note manuals, 32 note radiating concave pedalboard.
2 x expression pedals Choir & Swell.
6 pistons to Great, 6 pistons to Swell, 6 pistons to Choir.
10 general pistons. Gt/Ped Combs Coupled.
Thumb pistons couplers: Sw-Ped, Ch-Gt.Sw-Gt, Gt-Ped, Sw-Ch, Ch-Ped.
Thumb pistons: Sequencer (+/-), Full capture system, Setter piston, General cancel piston.
Toe reversers: Sw-Ped, Sw-Gt, Gt-Ped, Toe pistons sequencer.
2 x 10.1″ colour touch screens.
Recording function, Piston memory banks, Pitch control, Transposer, Overall volume.

INCLUDED SAMPLE SETS

The organ comes with eight sample sets as standard including the following English sets: St. Mary-le-Bow; Haverhill OIC Extended and South Suffolk. There are also continental sets: Menesterol (French German Baroque 23/II/P); Friesach (Eisenbarth organ 2002 44/III/P); Cracow (Siedlar organ 2004 40/III/P); Buckeburg (Barock Organ) (D) 1997 40/III/P); Zurek (composed organ from various samples III/P). In addition, when ordering, choose your own preferred sample set (at extra cost). Installation and registration of customers first set is free, a modest installation charge is applied to further sets.

FULLY INTEGRATED SYSTEM

The instrument has the latest version of Hauptwerk, a powerful computer sytem and a comprehensive audio system with high quality speakers, fully integrated into the console. The Pavane also has a user friendly front end interface to make Hauptwerk control easy and seemless.

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“Our congregation is delighted with the new organ, and the quality of singing has definitely improved now that it is sustained by a true pipe-organ sound! I am sure our benefactors in heaven are equally pleased to know that their kindness and thoughtfulness has been such a great blessing to the parish.

With my renewed thanks for your help and advice, and also for your great patience in dealing with all my queries – and not forgetting your ever-helpful secretary, Annette.”

Monsignor Thomas Wynne, St. Margaret’s Church, Roy Bridge