The photo below shows some chimes similar to the set we have, but ours are not be visible since they're contained within the Great chamber. The console is made of red oak and mahogany, to match the liturgical furnishings and other wood in the church. When switched on, one or more clappers rotate and strike the bells in succession. The part of the organ that is exposed to view. The woodwork matches the existing interior of the church.
Removable panels permit access into the organ chambers for maintenance.
Rank - A rank is a set of pipes. The set always has all pipes of the same kind of sound. Organs are often described by the number of ranks they have. Voicing - All pipes in a organ are altered after the organ is installed because acoustics of the room affect the organ's sound. Tonal color, volume, and stability of sound are affected by these alterations.