220 - ROETHINGER, a two-manual, 56-note organ with veneered wooden pipes and a curved 30-note pedalboard. It features eight conical flutes, three ranks of plein-jeu, and sixteen bass stops.

ROETHINGER, a two-manual, 56-note organ with veneered wooden pipes and a curved 30-note pedalboard. It features eight conical flutes, three ranks of plein-jeu, and sixteen bass stops. With its bench 258x200x204 cm The Roethinger organ workshop was founded in 1893 by Edmond-Alexandre Roethinger (1866–1953) in Strasbourg. It built numerous organs for churches and religious buildings, primarily in eastern France. Sold by specification