Liverpool Cathedral Tenor Bell "Emmanuel" at the Twilight Tower Tour 2/7/15

The Bell had its clapper tied and the sound was simulated using abel bell simulator.
Emmanuel weighs 82cwt (4 tonnes) and strikes the note Ab. It was cast in 1939 by Mears and Stainbank of the Whitechapel Bellfoundry, London; but, like the rest of the peal, it was not rung until after the war in 1951.

[@TheDroghedaBellRinger]

Well done sir

[@Jackzilla2006]

That I am going to do my mission Ring The bell

[@Ashtonringer]

Is it hard to ring up?

[@OwenSimmons323]

Absolutely! They usually tie it up so that it can't go up wrong, then they untie it and set the clapper down on the right side, takes one person about 6-10 mins

[@user-vs9yx6yl8g]

all 12 are cast by mears and stainbank tenor 82-0-11cwts the heaviest

[@kyletheringer]

amazing info mate keep up the good work

[@Steven_Rowe]

Not only cast bells but the frame is cast concrete too.

[@Bacon_champ]

Why does the Tenor sound like bourdon Marie in Notre Dame cathedral?

[@ziondasalla4887]

Idk

[@ziondasalla4887]

And even it doesn't sound like bourdon marie

[@Bacon_champ]

@@ziondasalla4887it just sounds similar

[@ziondasalla4887]

NO IT DOESN'T

[@clocheshautsaonoises]

Ils ont juste la même note…