Dimensions
of studio Control Room: 14 X 16 (Designed by
Frank Comentale)
Studio: 17 X 22 (Designed by Frank Comentale).
Mixing Console Neve 8068 Mark II with
NEVE FLYING FADERS (Martin Technologies).
Tape Recorders Studer A80 24-Track,
MCI JH110 1/2 & 1/4 inch 2-Track, (2) Sony Digital
DAT, (1) Denon DN-770R dual record deck.
Monitor Amplifiers Perreaux 8000C
Amplifiers (Mains), David Hafler 500 (Headphones), David
Hafler 200 (Headphones), Dynaco Premium Ultra's (Talkback).
Monitor Speakers Altec Big Red's w/custom
construction, Yamaha NS-10's Studio Monitors, Tannoy
PBM 6.5 Near Fields, Auratone Nearfields.
Computers Mac G4 w/Digidesign's ProTools
V 5.2.1 with 120 GB Firewire HD and Steinberg's CuBase
VST 24 Direct to Hard Disk Recording and Pro Digital
Mastering.
Other Outboard Equipment Avalon Vacuum
Tube 737, (9) Pultec Tube EQ's, DW Fearn Tube Mic Pre-Amp,
James Demeter Tube Direct box, (8) Simon Systems Direct
Boxes, (2) Acoustilog DI Boxes, (4) Pro-Co Direct Injection
Boxes, Roger Mayer Supervibe, Cimema Passive Pro EQ,
Antaries Autotune (rackmounted and plug-in).
Guitars: Fender custom Stratocaster,
Fender PJ Bass, [2] Gibson Les Pauls, Rickenbacker
Guitar, 1964 reissue Danelectro Guitar, Guild Acoustc
Guitar, Gretch Duo Jet, VOX Spitfire , Baldwin Baby
Grand Piano, Hammond RT3 Organ and Leslie tone cabinet. Drums: Ludwig Vista-Lite 5 Piece,
Complete Gretsch Kit Available, Noble & Cooly
Snare, Gretsch Snare. Amplifiers Ampeg B-15, Ampeg Jet,
Fender Super Reverb, Fender Tremolux, Fender Bandmaster,
Fender Original 1959 Bassman, Fender Princeton Reverb
Amp, Fender Fullerton California, James Demeter Studio
Series, JMI 10 watt (VOX), Marshall 50 watt JMP, Marshall
reissue of Plexi, Marshall JCM900 & 4 X12 Cabinet,
Ampeg B-15, Selmer Truvoice Bassmaster Fifty, Selmer
Truvoice Treble-n-Bass Fifty, Selmer Stadium, Selmer
Zodiac Twin Thirty, VOX original AC 30, AC 15, and
AC 10, Watkins Dominator, Watkins Westminster, Watkins
Joker.
Full Lounge
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Most studios today offer a lot of the same things, a
nice sound-proof room with a 24 or 48 track console
and Pro-tools; but what most studios don't know is that
sometimes a good song can be great, but it isn't. The
problem? The arrangements. We've worked on songs that
weren't quite clicking musically. Whether it's moving
up a chorus or fixing a bridge...having the knowledge
of musical arrangements can be a tremendous asset. Thirty
years of experience can't hurt. Where quality doesn't
cost, it pays!