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I some how always would have guessed Old Guitar amps.

Great value stuff. I have both the RNC and the Rnla to and I love them both. very versitale stuff.

Yeah there are some great records passing the magic time limit. We had it cut and mastered for vinyl at Fluid Mastering in London, they did it from the 2 track. It's being pressed here in Norway, not sure where as it's done by our label. Awesome Ray. Yeah Soundcloud is pretty cool, it's the...

I agree on the old rack stuff by lexicon ect, is way better than the consumer stuff that's out there today, we've got a few old Lexicon and Sony rack verbs to, not really got to test them as thouroughly as I'd like yet, I'm sure there are some nice verbs once I get familiraized with the dials...

This is killer stuff, really love that bass sound!

Yeah I have my doubts about the plate build as well, but I've become quite the analog extremist lately and I want to be making music in a fully analog domain, for no other reason than vanity and ect, but that's allowed in music aint it :D I've read quite a few bad reviews on home builds, but it...

It's a bout 46 minutes, just about divided in the middle. Our mastering Engineer felt we were pushing the boundaries and gave us an heads up, but I've heard loads of great albums surpassing the recomended Vinyl minute mark. But I think somewere around 18-20 minutes each side is what the doctor...

Awesome info guys, gonna try this out.

Thanks man, yeah I struggled to obtain similar sounds on daw for years, but there's no chance against real analog. We did some tracking on a Fostex b16 1/2 inch I think, that's were it all changed, and we've never looked back. We're getting our vinyls next weekend, it's gonna be so great...

:D Yeah I like mine as well, specially the DI, is awesome, great on bass and keys, the mic pre is a bit bright and thin, but it works great on quite a lot of things such as snare and electric guitar.

I'm no a huge spring fan, but after lots of reading I read upon them variying vastly in quality, from the the cheapos that go for less than 100$ and the more expensive ones- I ended up going for a rather costly one, as I heard it handled drums pretty well, something that is rare for a spring...

Thanks man, I've got it bookmarked. We plan on attempting to build one during the summer, but from what I gather there is something really special about those emt plates, something to do with a mine in wales ect, so that most homebuilds wont sound as good, but I'll definitely settle for 50% of...

I utterly hate digital reverb, I've never ever found a verb that I really enjoyed. Trying a plate last year for the first time blew my mind, so I knew I had to go analog :D I want to get a plate, but as you know thoses things are a bit costly to say the least. I've been reading on Spring...

Thanks man, how is that ISA treating you?

Definitely. Hopefully do something over there around autum. Tusen takk.

Thanks man, and likeways to you. If you guys or anyone else are interested. We've got a couple of Studio vids (blogs) on youtube from the sessions, they are mostly in Norwegian language, but there is footage of the hammond some synths ect. D'AccorD studio blog #1 2013 - YouTube D'AccorD...

Nice topic, I think I'd go with Demis Russou.

Nice info, I really wanna get a Hammond, once you had the real thing ect :D The Otari is awesome, got one of those in our own studio right now, and so far it's been a great machine.

Thanks man, I think it was a HX100 organ, or so it says on the studio's list The Cowshed Recording Studio ::: Studio We used an Otari mx 80 24 track. Had a quick listen to your stuff, sounds incredible. Analog is totaly pwn :D

Thanks man, I totally agree with you, it definitely needs to be played loud, I remember our Mastering engineer was really keen on leaving it as organic as it was instead of going the modern way.