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  Treating Your Acoustics With Vicoustic and Vintage King

  07.20.2018
  When you imagine building your dream studio you probably fantasize about buying a recording console, some killer compressors and maybe even a tape machine. But truth be told, the first thing any aspiring studio owner should spend their money on...
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  20 Questions With Ryan Freeland

  07.19.2018
  Ryan Freeland is a five-time Grammy-winning engineer known for his work with Bonnie Raitt, Ray LaMontagne, Hugh Laurie, Aimee Mann and many more. In 2008, he opened Stampede Origin Studio in Los Angeles, a custom-built facility featuring a large...
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  Fresh Listen: Neve 1073LB

  07.17.2018
  The Neve 1073 is without a doubt one of the most beloved mic pre/EQs in the history of the recording industry. Since its birth in 1970, when Rupert Neve outfitted his A88 console with the first version of the module, engineers and producers have ...
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  The Stars Shine Bright At Gear And Beer Summit 2018 In Nashville

  07.12.2018
  At the conclusion of the recent Summer NAMM Show, we held our own bash to celebrate at Vintage King Nashville. Our fourth annual Gear & Beer Summit featured an afternoon packed with cold beer, tasty eats, great gear and wonderful conversatio...
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  Comparing The FLEA 47 SuperFET With A Vintage 47 FET

  07.11.2018
  In late 2017, FLEA Microphones released their version of the classic U47 FET microphone dubbed the 47 SuperFET. FLEA has taken much effort to match the sound characteristics of the tube U47, while offering the benefits of a FET circuit such as a ...
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  The Importance Of Acoustic Treatment In A Studio

  07.10.2018
  Look, I don’t want to be the one to break it to you, but your studio could be lying to you. Picture this: You’re up late one night working on a new track. It sounds great, like really, really great. You’re super excited and you can’t wait...
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  Vintage King's Inside Look At BAE Audio

  07.07.2018
  While Mark Loughman claims to have come to America with just a bag of CDs and his guitar on his back, it's apparent from talking to him that he also brought something else. It was an insatiable hunger to put his stamp on the music industry, one t...
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