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mdcarter > THE FRONT OF THE STUDIO, SHOWING TV PLASMA MONITOR, R/L DUAL TLS AND CENTER LINE TLS SPEAKERS
mdcarter > SPEAKERS WITH GRILLS REMOVED SHOWING SEAS EXEL DRIVERS
mdcarter > CENTER SPEAKER HAS COAXIAL DRIVERS. ONLY LOWER SPEAKER HAS TWEETER CONNECTED. UPPER DIVER IS AN ACTIVE FILL DRIVER TO COMPENSATE FOR DIFFRACTION LOSS AND INCREASE LF POWER HANDLING
mdcarter > CENTER SPEAKER HAS COAXIAL DRIVERS. ONLY LOWER SPEAKER HAS TWEETER CONNECTED. UPPER DIVER IS AN ACTIVE FILL DRIVER TO COMPENSATE FOR DIFFRACTION LOSS AND INCREASE LF POWER HANDLING
mdcarter > FIRST RACK, TOP TO BOTTOM :- ELECTRONIC CROSSOVERS, AMP RELAY SWITCHING AND CONTROL UNIT, HDMI SWITCHER, HDDVR, QUAD FM 4 TUNER, ROTEL A/V PREAMP, MARANTZ UNIVERSAL DISC PLAYER, UNIVERSAL VCR AND UPS.
mdcarter > THE SECOND RACK CONTAINS DBX1, PANASONIC DAT, REVOX A700 TWO RACK, EQUALIZERS, RME DAC, MARANTZ PROFESSIONAL CD PLAYER AND CARTER AUDIO WORKSTATION, AND THE RACK UPS. THE WORKSTATION CONTROL CENTER ALSO CONTAINS THE STUDIO ANALOG SWITCH BUS AND EARLY DIGITAL PCM FI DIGITAL RECORDING SYSTEM.
mdcarter > THE THIRD RACK CONTAINS AN EQUALIZER, A VERY RARE BRENELL MK 610 TAPE DECK WITH TRANSISTOR TAPE LINK. THIS IS THE LATE RARE VERSION OF THE 610 WITH PARABOLIC HEAD PATH. IT RECORDS TWO TRACK AND CAN PLAY BACK 2 AND 4 TRACK,. DOLBY A UNITS, A TOTALLY RESTORED REVOX A 77 MK I HIGH SPEED, THE STUDIO PRINTER ON PULL OUT RACK AND THE RACK UPS
mdcarter > THIS IS THE TURNTABLE CASE WITH ADDED ANALOG TAPE EQUIPMENT ABOVE AND CD STORAGE BELOW. TOP SHELF HAS DBX 2, LOCAL TAPE SWITCH BUS, ADVENT DOLBY B UNIT. THE SECOND SHELF CONTAINS RESTORED REVOX A77 HIGH SPEED TWO TRACK, TEAC Z2000 MASTER CASSETTE RECORDER, RESTORED REVOX A77 MK 4 FOUR TRACK STANDARD SPEED.
mdcarter > AUDIO WORKSTATION WORKING ON WAV. FILE LEFT SCREEN. RIGHT SCREEN SHOWS CONTROLS FOR RME DAC, ROUND THE EDGE IS WAVELAB METERING.
mdcarter > WORK STATION AND STUDIO MASTER MIX IN PULL OUT DRAWER.
mdcarter > THE STUDIO AUDIO WORKSTATION DESK AND STUDIO MASTER MIX..
mdcarter > THE VINTAGE TURNTABLE CASE. THE LEFT PREAMP IS A TUBE QUAD 22, FOR ARCHIVING 78 RPM DISCS. THE CENTER PREAMP IS A QUAD 44, WHICH IS THE MASTER PREAMP, THIS HANDLES THE CENTER TURNTABLE AND THE ANALOG TAPE EQUIPMENT IN THAT BAY. ALL PRE AMPS OUTPUT THROUGH THE QUAD 44 TO THE STUDIO SWITCH BUS. THE RIGHT PREAMP IS A QUAD 34 FOR THE RIGHT TURNTABLE.
mdcarter > THE VINTAGE TURNTABLES. THE LEFT TURNTABLE IS A GARRARD 301 WITH DECCA FFSS HEADS, 78 AND LP HEADS AVAILABLE. THERE IS A DECCA LIFT AND BRUSH AS WELL AS A RESTORED AURIOL LIFT ON THIS TURNTABLE. THE CENTER TURNTABLE IS A THORENS TD 150, ONE OF THE FIRST MADE. THE ARM IS AN SME SERIES 3 WITH SHURE V15 xmr. THE RIGHT TURNTABLE IS A GARRARD 301 WITH SME SERIES II IMPROVED AND SHURE V 15 xmr.
mdcarter > A VIEW OF THE EQUIPMENT WALL IN THE STUDIO
mdcarter > A VIEW OF THE REAR OF THE STUDIO
THE FRONT OF THE STUDIO, SHOWING TV PLASMA MONITOR, R/L DUAL TLS AND CENTER LINE TLS SPEAKERS
mdcarter > THE FRONT OF THE STUDIO, SHOWING TV PLASMA MONITOR, R/L DUAL TLS AND CENTER LINE TLS SPEAKERS
THE FRONT OF THE STUDIO, SHOWING TV PLASMA MONITOR, R/L DUAL TLS AND CENTER LINE TLS SPEAKERS
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