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about
Eminent
history
The name "Eminent"
is one of the giants in the history of electronic instruments. They
developed and produced the first electronic organ, the "Eminent
60", in 1960, at Bodegraven, Holland and quickly became a household
name in the world of home entertainment organs. Vast numbers of
organs were built and sold all over the world, many of which are
still being played today. Some of the most beautiful and original
sounds available on entertainment organs, particularly in the strings
section, made Eminent a sought after instrument by dedicated and
skilled amateur and famous professional organists, many of whom
still prize the possession of one of these amazing instruments and
play them publicly.
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eminent
today
In
1994, Eminent moved to their present location in Lelystad, Holland,
to a new factory with modern manufacturing facilities and offices,
research and development space, and a beautiful large auditorium
where many organs are on display and can be tested and played in
magnificent acoustic surroundings.
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about
Cathedral Organs
For
over 30 years Cathedral Organs have been the main representative company
for Eminent organs in the UK. Since 1990 Cathedral has exclusively installed
classical Eminent organs in churches, chapels, schools, concert venues
and homes throughout the UK and in selected European countries. Much more
than just a British 'agent', Cathedral makes important contributions in
the design and development of the Eminent instruments for the UK. Each
Eminent organ is designed and built to customer order, and the musical,
technical, design and installation expertise of the various members of
Cathedral Organ's team is freely available to help in the process of specifying,
designing and installing every instrument.
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In 1999 Cathedral Organs moved to larger and more modern premises in Welwyn
Garden City where there is a large showroom, office, workshop and storage
facilities in a location which is easily reached from all parts of the
country, by rail (30 minutes from London Kings Cross), road (5 minutes
from the A1M, and near the M1 and M25), or plane (30 minutes from Luton,
Stansted, or London City airports and 45 minutes from Heathrow).
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To Cathedral Organs, and to Eminent, each customer is personal and
individual. Eminent organs are not mass produced items. Every organ
is known and recognised by its customer name as it progresses in
Holland and England from design to delivery. Choosing, designing,
specifying and installing an organ is an intensely personal matter,
even in a church situation, which it is our aim to reflect in the
relationship between Cathedral Organs, Eminent and their customers.
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