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Zwolle, St. Michael
A. + C.F. Schnitger
1721, 64 stops
North German baroque
wet, surround, dry versions

Dom Bédos Organ Model
B. Formentelli
2007, 57 stops
French baroque
wet, surround

Caen - St. Etienne
A. Cavaillé-Coll
1882-85, 55 stops
French symphonic
wet, surround, dry versions

Freiberg, Petrikirche
G. Silbermann
1735, 32 stops
"J. S. Bach" type
wet, surround, dry versions

St. Maximin, France
fr. Isnard
1775, 45 stops
French baroque

wet & surround

Krzeszow, Poland
M. Engler, 1732-1737
50 stops
Silesian baroque

wet & surround

Selection of Major European Schools
Brescia, St. Carlo G. Antegnati ca. 1600, 12 stops Early Italian type wet version	Prague Baroque v.2 J. H. Mundt 1642-1673, 37 stops South German baroque wet and dry version	Santanyi J. Bosch 1762, 40 stops (divided) Spanish type wet version	Forcalquier, France 1627-2000, 36 stops French modern wet version
Adriatic Organ Model Izola, Nacchini-Dacci? 18th c., 10 stops Italian type wet, surround, dry version	Zlata Koruna A. Starck 1699, 20 stops Czech baroque wet, dry versions	Palma, St. Agusti fr. Caimari 1702, 48 stops Spanish type wet version	Doksy-Rieger Gebr. Rieger 1932, 28 stops Czech romantic wet version
St. Michel en Thiérache Jean Boizard 1714, 31 stops French baroque	Velesovo, Slovenia 2007, 45 stops modern, after thuringian baroque models wet & surround version

Early and Small Czech Instruments
Smecno ca. 1587, 13 (29) stops surround, wet and dry versions	Doksy-Kruh ca. 1620, 12 (20) stops wet version	Hruby Rohozec G. Tauchmann ca. 1675, 11 stops wet version	Peruc J. I. Schmidt 1766, 12 (19) stops wet version
Rabštejn nad Střelou A. Reis 1793, 12 (18) stops wet, surround, dry versions