Boardwalk Hall- Tremolos Part 2

[@kentesdall308]

Everything you show us on the operation of the ML is very interesting.

[@FotosbyFrankie]

Hi Chris! Thank you, always, for your videos! I’m FINALLY going to see, hear and feel this organ on April 5th! SO excited! 😊

[@RobertJohnsonmusic]

Amazing electro pneumatic devices. Boosts my already high appreciation of your masterful skills.

[@ChristianWillis]

Thank you for all your videos on the intricacies of this organ! I'm always amazed at the sheer number of components. Those tremolo boxes remind me of the pneumatics in a player piano.

[@nickelodeus]

Hey Chris! Really interesting video again. Any idea how many of these are there are? Are they all located outside the chambers to which they provide trem?

[@cnagorka]

Honestly I have no idea, each tablet controls either one or two units, I don't think any operate three valve boxes simultaneously. They are located both inside and outside of chambers on both Left and Right main chambers, I don't know about the Gallery divisions. Note also that some dump valves connect directly to a chest, some connect directly to a regulator, and some split the difference and connect to a windline going to a chest!

[@Bronzeagleye]

Chris - can you show us sometime how the variable tremolo speed device works? Thank you!

[@cnagorka]

Already did! That's why this is part 2. The first is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIXal4mCd6usiKs