Madras chiming manual
Richard Offen
richard.offen at QWU4AqiPlgQ8vNg0kXbkDraUDkVyweUFL7vXnw6kOglyPQn7daRTCJEZRqKF_TKYVB-DLHHbQiESpSX7cX1WSW9Csg.yahoo.invalid
Sat Dec 23 23:02:24 GMT 2006
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "David Cawley" <dave at ...>
wrote:
>
> One other thing about MADRAS is that the chiming manual is roped
the wrong way round, i.e. the bass bell is on the right hand end and
the treble on the left. Unusual for Mears but quite normal with
Harrington's tubes.
>
> DLC
There are one or two 'back-to-front' chime racks to Taylor chimes in
New Zealand.
At Nelson Cathedral (South Island) we have come to the conclusion
that the local contractor who installed the bells put the rack in the
wrong way round and that it was intended to be operated from the
south side of the tower rather than the north (or is it east and
west? I can't remember!).
Richard
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