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Effortless adjustment, rock-solid stability, and masterful craftsmanship.
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Mario Pearson, Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Kansas City
"Please thank your workers for the outstanding job they did creating our (hydraulic adjustable) organ bench. We look forward to many years of use."
Dr. Gordon Okawara, Organist, St. Ann’s RC Church, Hamilton, ON
"It’s such a pleasure to play our new console with the variety of sounds now available to us. Thanks for making this a reality for us. It’s a true blessing for the parish."
Dr. Joseph Woo, Valley Stream, Long Island, NY
“The ability to play such a fine instrument at the end of a long and stressful day is truly rewarding. Additionally, unlike other 'digital' instruments, one does not experience 'auditory fatigue' with the Phoenix.â€
Jim Mace, Organist, St. Paul’s Church, Findlay, OH
"…we came to the conclusion that Phoenix had the best sound, the best build quality, the best price and the best people. I can say that we are absolutely convinced we did the right thing by working with Phoenix. It’s a treat to play, the sound is phenomenal and the console will last a lifetime."
Dr. Rick Elloway, Seattle, WA
"I have to say, you guys did a splendid job on all fronts, all the things that I wanted are there and more. You listened and delivered, no unmet expectations. I actually play better now! Will take time to master all the possibilities, but whether hymns or Bach, it is fun to play."
History -- The Phoenix Story
During the closing years of the 20th century in Great Britain, a chance encounter happened between two engineers who were also organists. For years, both had been searching for an electronic organ that sounded like a pipe organ. Neither had succeeded despite long treks to search out exaggerated claims by some manufacturers.
The engineers, Dave Bostock (England) and Stephen Hamill (Northern Ireland), had come to the conclusion that sampling technology had the greatest capability of producing exact pipe organ tone, but that its current users were only scratching the surface with the available technology. Starting with a blank sheet of paper, they designed a new system that would not only be used for electronic organs, but also for controlling pipe organs of any size. Phoenix Organs was born.
David Bostock
Founder & Engineer
Stephen Hamill
Founder & Engineer
Jumping forward to 2024, Phoenix North America initiated research and development on a totally new technology. To power this vision, we utilized a world-renowned, robust single-board computer. Today, inside every Phoenix organ sits a powerhouse of reliability. To learn more about this technology, please visit our Technology page.
Bespoke Craftsmanship & The Artisans
Unlike most electronic organ companies with large assembly lines, Phoenix organs are hand-built in small workshops by careful craftsmen. Every console, bench, and component is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that each instrument is a unique masterpiece designed for a lifetime of professional use.
Donald Anderson
North American President, Pipe Sampling Developer, Voicing Lead
James Anderson
North American Sales and Marketing
Philip Anderson
Electronics Engineering, Technical Support and Voicing
Mark Anderson
Systems Engineering, Head of Cabinet Design and Production
The Phoenix Philosophy: Integrity in Every Note
At our core, we believe organ building should be an honest pursuit. The organ should be as honest as the music played on it. This honesty extends beyond the quality of the wood and the purity of the pipe samples—it lives in the brain of the instrument. In an industry filled with proprietary electronics and artificial enhancements, we’ve taken a different path – one defined by transparency and reliability. We have aligned ourselves with the world’s leading single-board computer platform: the Raspberry Pi.