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Columbia Studios Nashville, TN - Custom Console

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- Columbia Studios Nashville, TN - Custom Console - Used in a 16-Track Recording enviornment - Photo's courtesy of George Schowerer.

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A History Of Columbia Studio, Nashville Not rated yet
Columbia Studios in Nashville was originally called Bradley's Barn - attached in the back of a two-story house on 16th Avenue. It was structured as a metal …

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Best I recall, the console pictured here was located in Studio B Nashville. It used Langevin faders and EQ's. These were a carry over from the faders …

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