Rudolph Wurlitzer Manufacturing Co. (Opus 1541, 1926)

Grauman's Chinese Theatre

Los Angeles: Hollywood, CA, US

Main Chamber (Expressive)
  • Position: In Ceiling Chambers. No Visible Pipes
  • Chest Action: Wurlitzer
  • Stop Action: Electric
16'Tuba Horn
  • Wind Pressure: 15"
  • Notes: 16-4
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16'Diaphonic Diapason
  • Wind Pressure: 15"
  • Notes: 32-4. Wood resonators for 16 & 32 octaves. 32 octave unenclosed behind side "Pagoda" gallery on stage right.
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8'Horn Diapason
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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8'Clarinet
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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8'Viol d'Orchestre
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
  • Notes: 8-2
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8'Viol Celeste
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
  • Notes: 8-4
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16'Flute
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
  • Notes: 16-2
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8'Vox Humana
  • Wind Pressure: 6"
61
8'Dulciana
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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Solo Chamber (Expressive)
  • Position: In Ceiling Chambers. No Visible Pipes
  • Chest Action: Wurlitzer
  • Stop Action: Electric
8'Trumpet
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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16'Tibia Clausa
  • Wind Pressure: 15"
  • Notes: 16-4
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8'Solo String
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
61
8'Orchestral Oboe
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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8'Saxophone
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
  • Notes: According to Ron Mitchell, Wurlitzer revisited the Chinese organ sometime after 1927 and swapped out the Sax in favor of a Krumet. Apparently, they never changed the stop tabs on the console, so the Sax tabs played the Krumet rank.
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8'Kinura
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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8'Oboe Horn
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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8'Quintadena
  • Wind Pressure: 10"
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