The impressive Renaissance prospect with its large hinged wings dates back to the organ builder Marx Günzer in 1608. The last organ in this case was a large Romantic organ by Koulen & Sohn with III/73 from 1903, from which some pipework, including the two 32′ stops, was transferred to the present instrument in 1982 by organ builder Sandtner. With 68 stops, the Sandtner organ is a little smaller than its predecessor, but it has a console with four manuals. A special feature is, among other things, the two Chamades 16′ and 8′, which can be coupled to any keyboard as a floating division. Furthermore, in the transept gallery there is a historic choir organ made by Hindelang in 1925 with 19 stops, which can also be played from the console of the main organ as a remote organ.