Milesago
Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 4:17 pmThis great website full of info about Australias music and recording history in the 60's and 70's.
I will start with a link to the opage on Sydney's World of Sound Productions recording studio, and associated Du Monde Records, a small independant record lable from
1969-73 ...........with the following quote:
He purchased a valve 4-track recorder from a city studio which was upgrading its gear, and early in 1970 he was able to buy the entire contents of the recording room from radio station 2GB, which was used to record live broadcasts from the Macquarie Auditorium, which were cut direct to disc. The lot included three racks of valve ampifiers, limiters and equalisers, two disc-cutting lathes and two huge speaker cabinets fitted with Goodman drivers. Since he was short of cash, Martin made a "ridiculously low" bid of $500, but as it turned out his was the only offer, and he acquired the whole lot.
http://www.milesago.com/industry/
I will start with a link to the opage on Sydney's World of Sound Productions recording studio, and associated Du Monde Records, a small independant record lable from
1969-73 ...........with the following quote:
He purchased a valve 4-track recorder from a city studio which was upgrading its gear, and early in 1970 he was able to buy the entire contents of the recording room from radio station 2GB, which was used to record live broadcasts from the Macquarie Auditorium, which were cut direct to disc. The lot included three racks of valve ampifiers, limiters and equalisers, two disc-cutting lathes and two huge speaker cabinets fitted with Goodman drivers. Since he was short of cash, Martin made a "ridiculously low" bid of $500, but as it turned out his was the only offer, and he acquired the whole lot.
http://www.milesago.com/industry/