Our spacious control room (65m2) provides a precise listening environment. Care has been taken with the acoustic design: most of the primary reflections are focused away from the listening area and secondary reflections are diffused by a rear wall diffusor. Low frequency absorption is realized using panel absorbers, resulting in a tight low-end. The reverb time of the control room is even and short down to very low frequencies.
We have multiple monitor systems covering near, mid and far-field going from Auratones and NS-10’s, ATC SCM25’s to a full sized Tannoy Dreadnought system.
The main console is a Daniel Flickinger N24 built in 1969 featuring discrete class-A circuitry. The MCI JH428 sidecar is from ´75 and is joined in all major functions to the Flickinger. We have a total amount of 40 inputs on the two consoles. Both desks are inline consoles, so you can return 40 channels for the monitor mix.
