Old School audiophile.

I'd rather hear beautiful clean mono than fancy stereo effects.

Yeah, this is all 50s equipment and it's all tube operated, so we can run you through a four channel mixer into analog one track tape.

And then when we're done, we can take the tape and run it back into the computer.

For people who want a CD or MP3s or whatever.

And this is a record lathe from like 1951.

We can actually put on a blank record and dub your tape to a record and you can walk out with a record.

That'll actually play.

The same kind of system was used to cut all the early Elvis Sun records.

That's a four track reel to reel machine.

That's the first one that came out.

That was, they call it prosumer.

You can do pro work with a consumer machine.

I've got drawers full of various microphones.

This is probably my fanciest one.

It's a it's a very accurate replication of a Neumann that normally probably today sells for around $30,000.

And they duplicated the circuitry.

This is when you want nice, smooth sound, you get someone singing some jazz or something.

I'm always a sucker for a deal on weird old stuff.

The Slice from PBS North,