Wurlitzer Style 285

Wurlitzer Style 270

[[File:|300px|alt=Wurlitzer Style 270 Console|frameless]] Typical console of a Style 270 (Photo from )
Console Type	Curved Console
Bolsters	2
Manuals
Ranks
Tuned Percussions
Traps
Rank Information
Rank Name Lowest Pitch Notes Trumpet 8' 61 pipes Tuba Horn 16' 85 pipes Diaphonic Diapason 32' 97 pipes Tibia Clausa 16' 85 pipes Clarinet 8' 61 pipes Orchestral Oboe 8' 61 pipes Kinura 8' 61 pipes Saxophone 8' 61 pipes String 8' 61 pipes Viol d'Orchestre 8' 85 pipes Viol Celeste 8' 73 pipes Concert Flute 16' 97 pipes Vox Humana 8' 61 pipes Oboe Horn 8' 61 pipes Quintadena 8' 61 pipes Piano 85 notes Marimba 49 notes Cathedral Chimes 25 notes Xylophone 37 notes Glockenspiel 37 notes Sleigh Bells 25 notes Chrysoglott 49 notes
Layout – Manuals & Touches
Pedal
Pedal Second Touch
1st & 2nd Touch Traps Switch
3 Combination Toe Pistons
Accompaniment
Accompaniment Second Touches
10 Double Touch Adjustable Combination Pistons
Great
Great Second Touches
10 Double Touch Adjustable Combination Pistons
Solo
10 Double Touch Adjustable Combination Pistons
Tremulants ()
Toe Pistons
General
Two Expression Pedals with Indicating Keys One Balanced Crescendo Pedal Thunder Pedal (Diaphone) - Piano Pedal Thunder Pedal (Reed) - Piano Pedal One Double Touch Sforzando Pedal - Piano Pedal - 1st Touch, Full Stops (wind) - 2nd Touch, Everything One Double Touch Sforzando Pedal - Piano Pedal - 1st Touch, Snare Drum - 2nd Touch, Bass Drum and Cymbal

The Wurlitzer Style 270 is

General Information

The Style 270 represented

History

Introduced in the mid-1920s, the 270 was marketed as

List of Known Installations

Opus	Year Installed	Location	City	State	Country	Style	Wiring Schedule

See Also

• Wurlitzer Style 235
• Wurlitzer Stoplist Notation
• Unit Orchestra Concept

References

• Junchen, David L. Encyclopedia of the American Theatre Organ
• Williams, Terry. Theatre Organ Stops and Styles: A Comprehensive Guide