Need a console? Here's a good one...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.
What is that maxim? Wish in one hand, shit in the other… Peter Gabriel’s 72-channel (would that be 144 inputs at mix with the small faders?) SSL G, yeah, the one from the big room at Real World, is for sale, for what I feel is quite a reasonable price, considering its pedigree, condition, and features. For only £85,000 you can have one of the world’s most listened-to tracking consoles in your own home. Of course, that doesn’t include the cost of building an addition to house this ginormous console, but that aside…
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Hmm... I don't think it's gonna fit in my basement office/studio.
My question is this: why are they selling it? Is it possible that they're going to an all-ProTools system or something like that?
Hmm... I don't think it's gonna fit in my basement office/studio.
My question is this: why are they selling it? Is it possible that they're going to an all-ProTools system or something like that?
Peter Gabriel bought SSL. I imagine he's getting something tasty-fresh hot-off-the-presses console.
-CR
SSL Console: $160,000
Yamaha NS-10 Monitors on eBay: $400-
Just kidding, I'm sure he's got some other tasty monitors, but I bet things still get checked on those nearfield NS-10's in the picture.
that's nothing compared to this:
http://www.vintec.de/
1500 tubes inside!
it's insane (and it was never built apparently...)
by the way i love the blog! congrats
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