Console:
Yamaha DM2000 96 channel digital console 24 bit 96 KHZ capable with moving faders. Serves as a very flexible and high quality front end and controller for Pro Tools.

Recorders:
Digidesign Pro Tools HD3 Accel System with: 196 I/O, 196 Digital I/O, MIDI I/O, Sync I/O, Glyph GT103 (3-160 gig drives), Apogee Big Ben reference clock.

Steinberg Nuendo
Steinberg Wavelab
Tascam DA38 (4)
Sony PCM R-700 DAT
Tascam 122 Mk-II

Microphones:
Nuemann: M149, U87, KM184 (2) Matched Pair
Earthworks QTC40 (2) Matched Pair
Sennheiser 421
AKG: 414EB P48, D112, D12E
Audix D6
Berlant Ribbon Mics, Matched Pair
Rode: NT2
Audio Technica: 4033, ATM63 (3)
Shure: SM57 (5)

Monitors:
Genelec S30-D (pair), Genelec 7070A Subwoofer
Rane HC6 Headphone amp. Headphones by Sony, AKG, Sennheiser

Power:
Tripp Lite Full Sine Wave UPS (uninterruptible power source)
Furman IT-1230 Balanced Power System (reduces hum and noise)

Computers:
Macintosh G5 Dual 2 GHZ processor with 2 Gig ram and cinema display
Carillon Music Computer 2.8 GHZ
Hammerfall 9652 cards

Mac Software:
Pro Tools 7.3
Universal Audio TDM Quad Pak
TL Space TDM Convolution Reverb
Celemony Melodyne Plugin and Studio
Antares Autotune
All Massey Plug-Ins
Digirack Plug-ins
Bomb Factory, asst.
Joe Meek compressor
Amp Farm
Drumagog
Sonic NoNoise
Waves Diamond Package
Toast Titanium 6 with Jam

PC Software:
Waves Diamond Package
GigaStudio 3
Antares Autotune
Drumagog
Sonar
Nuendo
WaveLab

Instruments:
Yamaha G3 grand piano
M-Audio 88 Note Semi-weighted Controller
Fender Precision Bass
Fender Thinline Telecaster
1965 Fender Deluxe Amp.
Mesa Boogie .50 Caliber+ head with 1-12 cabinet
Gallien Kruger 400RB Bass amp
Gibson Les Paul

Vintage Keyboards:

Hammond A100 with a 142 (short 122) Leslie

This organ is a B3 down to the last drawbar with the exception of the cabinet. It sports a console style cabinet with internal amp and speakers. It is matched up with a Leslie 142 (a short 122). The Hammond and Leslie have been lovingly restored and rebuilt from the ground up by The Hammond Store and are like new! Hammonds have always been the choice for gospel, blues and jazz organ, but are also being used inreasingly for almost all styles of popular music. There are many good Hammond samples on the market, but NOTHING truly sounds like the real thing!

Wurlitzer 200-A

The original Wurli was born in the early 1950s, and has to this day, influenced generations of musicians and listeners! (The first recorded song to feature a Wurlitzer Electric Piano was Ray Charles' 'What'd I Say', released in 1959.  Other notable artists who have used the Wurli include: 3 Dog Night, Supertramp, and Norah Jones. The 200 Series especially the “A” is the most popular and, most agree, has the best action and sound amplification of all the models. Ours is pristine and according to our tech, is quite possibly “the sweetest sounding Wurli” he's ever worked on. You can test that opinion for yourself!

Rhodes fifty-four Electric Piano

In 1980 the Rhodes 54 was introduced, a 54-key variation on the Stage model. Again, our tech says our Rhodes 54 is a fine example of what a classic Rhodes should sound like. A little history: The Xylette being Harold Rhodes's first piano, was a laptop and contained 2-1/2 octaves (built, by the way, during WWII with the tone bars made out of aluminum pipes from B-17 bombers). for more information try:
( http://www.fenderrhodes.com/models/mark2.php )

Percussion:
Agogo bells, Rhythm Tech Tambourines (3), Small tambourine, Cowbell, Egg shakers, Shakeree – seed, Maracas, Claves, LP one shot shakers, Rain Stick and more...