The instrument was ordered in April 2001 by Mr. Gil Parsons and was installed in his home at Cercesco, Michigan. Bob Walker provided the tonal finishing. It was later moved to Mr. Parsons' new residence near Davidson, North Carolina. At that time Doug Powers made tonal adjustments for its new location. In that location it included a double audio system with 32 speakers and two subwoofers.

In 2019 Mr. Parsons relocated to Naples, Florida and sold the organ to Richard Neidich and Ed Horvath, who had recently purchased a home near Harrisburg, PA with a large music room. The room is 17’ x 28’, with a concrete floor and a 23’ ceiling. The speakers are installed 11’ high to the left and right of the console. The new installation was done in March of 2020, with the help of Bob Walker and Dan Umholtz of Walker Technical, with further voicing adjustments made later that Spring. The organ was publicly debuted at SVTOS’s 2020 chapter picnic by Seamus Gethicker.

The organ is based on the Walker model “351”, with several customizations including several alternate ranks, some straight pedal ranks and additional special customizations. The console is a Walnut replica of a Wurlitzer three manual “Panel” console, built by Kenny Crome, with the final installation of switching and sound components performed at Walker Technical.