1892 Mason & Hamlin Reed Organ Repair Part 1

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  • čas přidán 18. 11. 2021
  • I found this Mason & Hamlin reed organ in an antique store and decided to bring it home. Follow along as I make some repairs to make it a playable instrument.
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Komentáře • 24

  • @catasstrophy2316
    @catasstrophy2316 Před 2 měsíci +1

    I have one of these that I'm gonna repair as a little summer project. Barely playable but it should be fun to fix.
    Mine's a mason and hamlin as well. It was found in a dump in 2000, no idea how old it was at the time but it had clearly been used for a long time and then probably sat around for a long time as well before being thrown out. After it was discovered it was taken to a local town's church and used for nearly twenty years until it became too... well, "crap" for lack of a better word, to be used. It sat in an old lady's foyer until received it from her free of charge in 2023.
    All I gotta do now is tear it apart and repair it. Easy lol

  • @IanSlothieRolfe
    @IanSlothieRolfe Před 2 lety +6

    My Dad repaired an old reed organ once, the biggest issue was hunting down all the leaks! When restored and properly working however they are lovely instruments.

  • @DoRC
    @DoRC Před 2 lety +3

    It's good to see the first part of this. I was really confused when I was watching the last video thinking I had missed something

  • @kylkim93
    @kylkim93 Před rokem +2

    Having you show how the reed organ operates gave me flashbacks to 2012-2013 when I spend days watching your Sabre series, learning a lot about maintenance and bike building in the process. Learned enough to get my own NX650, start wrenching and eventually got to work at a shop as well. Many thanks for the education!
    I'll definitely be referring to this video if I ever have to fix the reed organ we have at the childhood home. :)

  • @RockStarOscarStern634
    @RockStarOscarStern634 Před 2 lety +5

    The Reed Organ is very expressive by how hard you pump the Bellows (which are in this case operated by Pedals), just like the Accordion. A Luttbeg Double Keybard Accordion (or something similar to that) would be a fun one to try because there's not as many moving parts as a Regular Accordion so they're super lightweight, plus you can cover any Piano Sheet Music (even Realized Continuo parts of works that have them such as BWV 248, BWV 244, etc & the Barenreiter Editions are amazing due to their ease of redability & being true to the Original Manuscript.

  • @RockStarOscarStern634
    @RockStarOscarStern634 Před 2 lety +3

    It's an Octave Coupler which couples the Notes w/ the Notes an Octave above (sometimes an Octave below as well depending on the Model).

  • @yokeloeulci8001
    @yokeloeulci8001 Před 10 měsíci

    This is great! Thanks! I have one of these which must be 60 years younger, and not as beautiful, but for all intents and purposes is identical. Will be opening it up soon.

  • @user-pt7wc4zb5c
    @user-pt7wc4zb5c Před 2 lety +1

    Hi. Мне нравится ваш подход к реставрации этого инструмента. Браво. Лайк и подписка на Ваш канал. Удачи.

  • @glennmcclellan8853
    @glennmcclellan8853 Před 2 lety

    Very cool project!

  • @miorieser3210
    @miorieser3210 Před 2 lety

    Super gemacht! 👌👌

  • @sarathai2876
    @sarathai2876 Před 2 lety

    With all those parts that Oregon must have cost a fortune. Can't wait to watch part 2 Happy Thanksgiving

    • @HackaweekTV
      @HackaweekTV  Před 2 lety +1

      Part 2 is up. Accidentally uploaded it first last week! :) Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

  • @MasonHamlinOrgans
    @MasonHamlinOrgans Před 2 lety

    Hi. We welcome any questions on my website or Facebook group Reed Organ Tech

    • @ibsoarin
      @ibsoarin Před 2 lety +1

      This Mason & Hamlin reed organ seems to have a superior design and quality. I hope to restore a Mason & Hamlin one day.

  • @ElectronicInspiration
    @ElectronicInspiration Před 2 lety

    5:00 it looks like that nail slipped from the split in the block of wood next to it. makes sense as that piece is diagonal

  • @davidbus159
    @davidbus159 Před 2 lety +1

    Grade school glue in the 70’s! Lol. Made from Mr. Ed’s hooves, apparently.

  • @davidazzopardi5799
    @davidazzopardi5799 Před 2 lety +2

    Been following you for ages, love how your content is so diverse. Learnt so much from you on the cb750 build, did a heap of DYI fixes on mine using your videos. Do you still have the 750?

  • @pauljosephus697
    @pauljosephus697 Před rokem

    11 stops

  • @user-qc9oj8qj7j
    @user-qc9oj8qj7j Před 5 měsíci

    Would it be helpful to use a leaf blower to rid the insides of accumulated dust?

  • @ganeshmestry...gmcreationp270

    Price