Pipe Organ | C. Bobsin Organs, LLC

Welcome to C. Bobsin Organs!

Continuing a proud 40+ year tradition of organbuilding and service.

We have recently removed 3 small instruments

for various projects and purposes.

The first is a very unique project involving the modification and rebuilding of a Wicks organ from 1923 and installing it in a recording studio for an individual in Victoria. This will be complete in January 2020.

We removed the Holtkamp practice organ from Trinity University in San Antonio due to water damage sustained during a plumbing failure. We repaired all damage, built new casework and had the instrument reinstalled and ready for service in two weeks.

The third small instrument project involved a 4 rank Moller from Wichita Falls which was damaged in a fire. We responded on a weekend and removed the instrument Sunday morning so that remediation could continue on the building. The instrument is in our shop waiting it's turn for restoration.

Repair Projects

Significant repair projects have been recently authorized by the following clients:
- Hutto Lutheran Church, Hutto Texas - Tracker action repairs - 1800's Barkhoff Organ
- St. Paul Lutheran, Enid Oklahoma - New Combination Action & Blower - 1975 Schantz
- Fort Sam - Joint Base SA - 1969 Teller's Organ repairs

Quarterly Maintenance Agreements

We are happy to announce the signing of 16 new maintenance contracts! Our family of clients continues to grow.

Current Large Projects

First United Methodist Church, Nacogdoches, TX - Upgrading from a 2 manual to a new 3 manual console, completely new Choir division and 4 new ranks in the Great division.

COMPLETED: Christ Lutheran Church of Alamo Heights, San Antonio, TX - New combination, console and note action with addition of an 8' Trumpet to the Great division.

Grace Lutheran Church, Midland, TX - New console and expansion of instrument by 14 ranks.

We are also proud to have been chosen to relocate Aeolian-Skinner Opus 1053 from Scarsdale, New York to Mount Calvary Lutheran in San Antonio. Installation of Aeolian/Skinner Opus 1053 is complete! Fully re-leathered, on all original action, and structurally modified to fit in it's new home, the instrument performed flawlessly for the dedication concert. Mount Calvary Lutheran Church of San Antonio is the proud new owner of this 3 manual, 45 rank gem.