Alameda, California
First Presbyterian Church

Austin, Opus 272, 1909
Unknown Builder, 1970's - Installation and tonal modifications

    GREAT (unenclosed)        
8'  Hohlflute                    61
8'  Dulciana                     61
8'  Gamba                        61
4'  Octave                       61
II  Sesquialtera     (added)    122
III Mixture          (added)    183
    Chimes  (Deagan; G -g)      (25)       
        
Gt to Gt 4'   

    SWELL (Expressive)        
8'  Principal                    61        
8'  Gedeckt                      61
8'  Viole Celeste          (tc)  49  (?)
8'  Salicional                   61
4'  Harmonic Flute               61
2'  Doublette        (added)     61        
8'  Oboe                         61
8'  Vox Humana       (added)     61
    Tremulant

Sw to Sw 16'
Swell Unison
Sw to Sw 4'*      

    PEDAL (unenclosed)        
32' Resultant    (derived)       --        
16' Contrebass   (Bourdon)       32
16' Subbass       (added)        32
8'  Principal      (20 n)        --   
8'  Bourdon        (20 n)        --

    INTER-DIVISIONAL COUPERS
Great to Pedal              8' , 4'        
Swell to Pedal              8' , 4'
                
Swell to Great         16', 8' , 4'

    FINGER PISTONS
General                      1 - 5
Swell                        1 - 3
Great                        1 - 3
Pedal                        1 - 3  (I think)        
Sforz                        (rev)
Gen Can

    TOE STUDS
General                      1 - 5
Sforz                        (rev)

    PEDAL MOVEMENTS        
Swell Expression            (bal.)    
Crescendo                   (bal.) 

    NOTES
Console ca. 1970s?  The super-octave pipes (62 to 73) were removed
long ago so the 4' manual couplers only help up to c 49.  Not usually
a problem. The Great chimes are 2 octaves, G to G; located in the
Swell box so impacted by swell shutters and paddle tremolo. The Pedal
8' stops are borrowed from the 16' ranks but without extension pipes,
so they run out at G 20. The Swell Tremulant is a standard Austin
paddle tremolo.

[Current stoplist -- from David Zechman. On-line update from Vince Ho.]