The Reed Pipes of the New Aeolian-Skinner Organ

[@ladislavvojakovic6748]

What a great video, thank you very much! I have a question: how can the trumpet 8 be turned down to a level that it sounds with the same strength as the principal 8 does. Thanks so much for your response!

[@scottblanchard2569]

Both principal and trumpet stops exist in a wide variety of strengths and volume levels. Trumpets can range from mild to quite strong/loud, so can often be made to blend successfully with principal stops. The difference in tonal strength is determined by all the factors of pipe construction and wind pressure. Thanks for your interest, Todd Wilson

[@L_S_Barros]

2 questions, do the length of the resonator affects something in the sound because we can change the pitch on the reed that means we dont need to change the resonator but i see giant resonators behind you guys, 2 question, do the shallot conects with the resonator or conects with the wall? And where the air that goes trough the shallot goes

[@SYLVESTRIVS]

And the sound?

[@christianfeldmann8287]

No hoodet tuba?

[@timothytikker3834]

Skinner didn't normally hood their Tubas.