St Edmundsbury Cathedral Organ was built by Nicholson and Company in 1970. It is sited in a specially constructed chamber in the northeast corner of the building, speaking directly into the North Transept and the Quire. Most of the pipework and some of the soundboards from the old Norman and Beard instrument were incorporated into the new instrument, although notable new pipework included the Positif Organ, most of the Pedal Organ, and the Trompeta Real. The instrument is uncased.