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CF-10 28 Stops / Two-Manuals CF-10 28 Stops / Two-Manuals BUILT TO INSPIRE GENERATIONS INDUSTRY STANDARD LED STOP CONTROLS VELOCITY-SENSITIVE KEYBEDS Console shown with optional Antiphonal Relays, and Theatre engravings in red ©2017 AOC PN: 030-00522 CHANCEL™ CF-10 (Standard and Optional Suites, Page 1) Classic Allen (standard) Cavaillé-Coll (optional) Schlicker (optional) English (optional) PEDAL PÉDALE PEDAL (mainly Willis samples) 16 BOURDON 16 FLÛTE 16 SUBBASS PEDAL 16 LIEBLICH BOURDON (SW) 16 BOURDON DOUX (RÉC) 16 LIEBLICH GEDECKT (SW) 16 BOURDON 8 OCTAVE 8 BASSE 8 OCTAVE 16 LIEBLICH FLUTE (SW) 8 FLÛTE 8 FLÛTE 8 METAL GEDECKT 8 OCTAVE 4 SUPER OCTAVE (GT) 4 PRESTANT (G.O.) 4 SUPER OCTAVE (GT) 8 BASS FLUTE MIXTURE IV MIXTURE IV RAUSCH-PFEIFE III 4 CHORAL BASS (GT) 16 BOMBARDE 16 BOMBARDE 16 FAGOTT MIXTURE IV 4 CLARION 4 CLARION 4 CLARION 16 OPHICLEIDE GREAT TO PEDAL TIRASSE / G.O. GREAT TO PEDAL 4 CLAIRON SWELL TO PEDAL TIRASSE / RÉCIT SWELL TO PEDAL GREAT TO PEDAL MIDI ON PEDAL MIDI ON PÉDALE MIDI ON PEDAL SWELL TO PEDAL MIDI ON PEDAL SWELL RÉCIT SWELL 8 GEDACKT 8 BOURDON 8 GEDECKT SWELL 8 VIOLE 8 SALICIONAL 8 SALICIONAL 8 FLUTE 8 VOIX CELESTE 8 VOIX CÉLESTE 8 VOIX CELESTE 8 SALICIONAL 4 OCTAVE GEIGEN 4 PRESTANT 4 GEMSHORN 8 VOX ANGELICA 4 TRAVERSE FLUTE 4 FLÛTE TRAVERSIÈRE 4 ROHRFLOETE 4 PRINCIPAL 2-2/3 NASARD 2-2/3 NASARD 2-2/3 NASAT 4 CONCERT FLUTE 2 PICCOLO 2 OCTAVIN 2 NACHTHORN 2-2/3 NASARD 1-3/5 TIERCE 1-3/5 TIERCE 1-3/5 TERZ 2 FLAGEOLET PLEIN JEU IV PLEIN-JEU IV MIXTURE IV 1-3/5 TIERCE 16 BASSON 16 BOMBARDE 16 DULZIAN MIXTURE IV 8 TROMPETTE 8 TROMPETTE 8 TROMPETE 16 BASSON TREMULANT TRÉMOLO TREMULANT 8 TRUMPET MIDI ON SWELL MIDI ON RÉCIT MIDI ON SWELL TREMULANT MIDI ON SWELL GREAT GRAND-ORGUE GREAT 16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW) 16 BOURDON DOUX (RÉC) 16 LIEBLICH GEDECKT (SW) GREAT 8 PRINCIPAL 8 MONTRE 8 PRINCIPAL 16 LIEBLICH FLUTE (SW) 8 HARMONIC FLUTE 8 FLÛTE HARMONIQUE 8 KUPFER GEDECKT 8 OPEN DIAPASON 8 FLUTE CELESTE II (SW) 8 FLÛTE CÉLESTE II (RÉC) 8 FLUTE CELESTE II (SW) 8 STOPPED DIAPASON 4 OCTAVE 4 PRESTANT 4 OCTAVE 8 FLUTE CELESTE II (SW) 4 FLUTE 4 FLÛTE 4 KOPPEL FLOETE 4 OCTAVE 2 FIFTEENTH 2 DOUBLETTE 2 PRINCIPAL 4 LIEBLICH GEDECKT MIXTURE IV PROGRESSION HARMONIQUE IV MIXTURE IV-V 2 FIFTEENTH CHIMES CARILLON CHIMES MIXTURE IV TREMULANT TRÉMOLO TREMULANT CARILLON SWELL TO GREAT RÉCIT / G.O SWELL TO GREAT TREMULANT MIDI ON GREAT MIDI ON G.O. MIDI ON GREAT SWELL TO GREAT MIDI ON GREAT GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL BASS COUPLER BASS COUPLER BASS COUPLER GENERAL MELODY COUPLER MELODY COUPLER MELODY COUPLER BASS COUPLER TREMULANTS FULL GRAND TRÉMOLO TREMULANTS FULL MELODY COUPLER ALTERNATE TUNING ALTERNATE TUNING ALTERNATE TUNING TREMULANTS FULL ALTERNATE TUNING Specifications subject to change without notice or obligation. ©2017, Allen Organ Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. PN: 030-00518 CHANCEL™ CF-10 (Standard and Optional Suites, Page 2) Arp Schnitger (optional) Aeolian Skinner (optional) Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton (optional) PEDAL PEDAL PEDAL 16 SUBBASS 16 BOURDON 16 TIBIA CLAUSA 16 ROHRFLÖHT (OB) 16 ROHR BOURDON (SW) 16 BOURDON 8 OCTAVA 8 OCTAVE 8 OPEN DIAPASON 8 FLÖHT 8 FLUTE 8 TIBIA CLAUSA 4 OCTAVA (OB) 4 SUPER OCTAVE (GT) 8 CONCERT FLUTE MIXTURE VI-VIII MIXTURE IV TAP CYMBAL 16 POSAUNE 16 BOMBARDE 16 OPHICLEIDE 4 TROMMET 4 CLARION 8 TUBA HORN HW TO PD GREAT TO PEDAL ACC. TO PEDAL OB TO PD SWELL TO PEDAL SOLO TO PEDAL MIDI ON PD MIDI ON PEDAL MIDI ON PEDAL OBERWERK SWELL SOLO 8 ROHRFLÖHT 8 ROHR BOURDON 16 TIBIA CLAUSA 8 GAMBE 8 VIOLE DE GAMBA 8 TIBIA CLAUSA 8 GAMBA CELESTE 8 VIOLE CELESTE 8 VIOLINS II 4 OCTAVA 4 OCTAVE GEIGEN 4 OCTAVE 4 SPITZFLÖHT 4 FLAUTO TRAVERSO 4 PICCOLO 2-2/3 NASAT 2-2/3 NASARD 2-2/3 TWELFTH 2 NACHTHORN 2 PICCOLO 2 PICCOLO 1-3/5 TERZ 1-3/5 TIERCE 1-3/5 TIERCE SCHARFF IV-VI PLEIN-JEU III GLOCKENSPIEL 16 POSAUNE 16 CONTRE TROMPETTE 8 TUBA HORN 8 TROMMET 8 TROMPETTE 8 CLARINET TREMULANT TREMULANT MIDI ON SOLO MIDI ON OB MIDI ON SWELL ACCOMPANIMENT HAUPTWERK GREAT 8 TIBIA CLAUSA 16 ROHRFLÖHT (OB) 16 ROHR BOURDON (SW) 8 OPEN DIAPASON 8 PRINCIPAL 8 PRINCIPAL 8 CONCERT FLUTE 8 SPITZFLÖHT 8 BOURDON 8 VIOLINS 2 RKS. 8 FLÖHT CELESTE II (OB) 8 FLUTE DOLCE CELESTE II (SW) 4 OCTAVE 4 OCTAVA 4 OCTAVE 4 CONCERT FLUTE 4 FLÖHT 4 FLÛTE HARMONIQUE 4 PICCOLO 2 SUPEROCTAV 2 FIFTEENTH 8 VOX HUMANA RAUSCHPFEIFE II MIXTURE IV CHRYSOGLOTT 8 TROMMET CHIMES SOLO TO ACC. TREMULANT TREMULANT MIDI ON ACC. CHIME SWELL TO GREAT OB TO HW MIDI ON GREAT TREMULANTS TIBIA/VOX GENERAL GENERAL MAIN BASS COUPLER BASS COUPLER MELODY COUPLER MELODY COUPLER TREMULANTS FULL TREMULANTS FULL ALTERNATE TUNING ALTERNATE TUNING Specifications subject to change without notice or obligation. ©2017, Allen Organ Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. PN: 030-00518 CHANCELTM CF-10 Technical Speci cations • Standard stop list: Classic Allen • Console Dimensions: Width 57-1/4” (145.4 cm); Height 45-3/4” (116.2 cm); Depth 30” (76.2 cm) without • Optional stop lists include: pedalboard, 49-1/2” (124.7 cm) with pedalboard English (mainly Willis samples), Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, and three additional Capture Action Th eatre stop lists Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton • Stop Controls: LED stop controls • General Pistons: 10 • Console Controller™ with multiple tunings and other • Divisional Pistons: 6 advanced console features • Capture Memories: 16 • Other: Tutti I, Tutti II, Crescendo B, Set, Cancel • Hymn-Player™ - automatically plays over 150 hymns Audio System • User-de ned Crescendo and Tuttis • Two channels self-contained speakers • External speakers (optional) • Keyboards – Industry standard velocity-sensitive Unique Allen Voicing Capabilities ensures that • Acoustic Portrait™ - a wide range of real sampled CHANCEL organs can be perfectly matched to the acoustics from small rooms to large cathedrals environment in which it is installed. Controls include: - Stop-by-stop and note-by-note adjustments • Advanced MIDI Capabilities - Parametric Equalization (PEQ) - Alternative stop voices (upon request) • 10 year limited warranty. See warranty for details. CHANCEL CF-10 Options: Console Speci cations • Antiphonal Relays • Console: AGO • Headphone Jack • Pedalboard: AGO • Lighted, clear-acrylic music rack and pedal light • Number of Manuals: 2 • Expression Pedals: 3 (Great-Pedal, Swell, Crescendo) Contact your Allen Representative for more information • Expression Pedals Construction: Cast Aluminum about how CHANCEL instruments can be modifi ed to suit • Clear-acrylic music rack your specifi c needs and tastes. • Bar Graph Expression Indicator • Lift -lid Bench / Storage Area Speci cations and con gurations subject to change without • Medium Oak console with locking roll top notice or obligation. o Console & Roll Top Veneers: Wood o Console Special Finishes (optional) ©2017 Allen Organ Company, LLC. All rights reserved. PN: 030-00514 150 Locust Street, Macungie, PA 18062 USA • Phone: 610-966-2202 • E-mail: [email protected] • Web Site: www.allenorgan.com.
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