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Great: On the cantoris, or south side, in upper case, 16' Double Open Diapason in Façade

Swell: Enclosed, in upper case on decani, or north side

Choir: On the cantoris, or south side in lower case

Solo: Unenclosed, in the Skinner organ chamber

Chancel Pedal: In lower case of decani, or north side

Pedal: Large stops located in Skinner Chamber

Action: Mechanical  key action; self adjusting

Console: Detached and reversed, organist faces the center of the church

Bone keys with Gabon Ebony sharps

Manuals-61 notes C to c''''

Pedal-32 notes C to g' straight keys, slightly concave

Electric solenoid stop action with solid state combination action, sequencer

Balanced expression pedals Swell and Choir

Tremulants: Great and Choir affected together, Swell tremulants separate forte and doux

Couplers:

Swell to Great

Choir to Great

Solo to Great

Great to Pedal

Swell to Pedal

Choir to Pedal

Solo to Pedal

Windchests: All divisions on pallet and slider wind chests of climate proof construction.

The largest pedal pipes and Great Double Diapason 16' basses may be on tracker actuated, pneumatic action.

Organ Cases: One case on each side of the chancel, standing in the arches.

The Great (south) case with 16' Double Diapason in façade, the Swell (north) case with the Swell Diapason I in façade.

Cases constructed of solid, quartered, wormy White Oak, fumed dark.

Cases designed by the Builder with architecture appropriate to Grace Church, richly decorated with hand carving.

Pipes: All pipes to be made in the Taylor and Boody workshop of traditional lead-tin alloys or seasoned wood.

For the large wood basses of the organ, vintage stops of exceptional tonal quality will be sought.

Wind System: All divisions on 19th century style parallel-rise reservoirs, wooden wind   conductors within the organ, two quiet- operating blowers in acoustical enclosures.

Tuning: Modern pitch a=440 Hertz

Temperament: Modified Equal temperament