I have a full-sized AGO Concave/Radiating 32 note pedalboard that I installed with new hall switches and daughter board from MIDI Boutique. The pedalboard was from a mid 1970's Baldwin Church Organ (Probably the model 635 "Sure Touch"). I have the well preserved Oak Console for future use when I can get a place that is a bit bigger since it is a full sized console. I also got lucky, because I now have a solid Mahogany (Brazilian) Skinner Bench, which I am currently completely restoring and finishing. I had to add some extra platform pieces to accommodate the larger pedalboard and much larger base for the Skinner Bench.. It feel great loosing all of the weight! The console is a Hammond Aurora Analog from the 70's having a much smaller footprint for my apartment. I have also placed the original Haygren Expression shoes over a Yamaha FC7 mechanism (the Yamaha is the best commercially available expression pedal (and robust too) however, it has zero resistance and frequently closes or opens on it's own. The Haygren shoes have an adjustable resistance that is perfect and very organ-like. I have also added toe studs for the Pedal Divisional's and several other features using a MIDI Boutique board. The Touchscreens are new capacitive touch - my 6 year old Infrared screens had dead spots (very common with IR touchscreens).