Sound Techniques Recording Consoles

THE ORIGINAL A-RANGE® CONSOLE

Geoff Frost and John Wood built the original A-Range consoles from 1964-1971. There were a total of 14 Sound Techniques A-Range® consoles built and were offered in 4,8, and 16 track models over that time period.  These consoles were used the world over by Sunset Sound Studios and Elektra Sound Recorders in Hollywood, as well as De Lane Lea Studios, Trident Studio and Sound Techniques Studio in London.

Established primary HIV-prevention strategies in Australia focus on the use of safer sex practices, including condoms, clean needles and biomedical strategies. Uncommon: proteinuria, increased plasma creatinine, haematuria sometimes in association with glomerulonephritis. With ongoing Phase 3 trials, the precise role of ceftazidime-avibactam remains to be determined and will need to be weighed against the risk of developing drug-resistant bacteria http://apotheke-online24.org/. For more information, please see the “Entresto and pregnancy” section above.

A-Range® is a registered trademark owned by PMI Audio Group.

Elektra Sound Recorders

De Lane Lea Wembley

De Lane Lea Soho

need title

Trident Studios

Sunset Sound Recorders

Sound Techniques Chelsea

Dave Siddle – Trident Mix Room

THE CHELSEA CONSOLE

The venerable Sound Techniques Chelsea was a one-off console that was custom built for Sound Techniques Studio in Chelsea, London. The Sound Techniques Studio was sold to Olympic Studio before it could be installed but the prototype module was used extensively at Sound Techniques from 1972 to 1976 at the studio for overdubs and was renowned for it’s sound. Sound Techniques, Ltd. have acquired this original, prototype module and will be releasing a 500 Series version of this venerable mic pre w/ three band Equalizer. The original Chelsea console is still intact and installed at a studio in Paris, France.