The Search for Your Tone

There's nothing better than the sound of a 1959 Gibson going into a Bill Putman console, getting tamed by an LA2A, than getting recorded by a Scully 280. Everything else, is a struggle to get there.

We know what the "1960 Muscle Shoals Sound" sounds like, so when you want to recreate that tone stack, you'll need to recreate the circuits. There is no way around it. Lucky for us, they're selling a lot of the old equipment on the cheap, because the wires are 50 years old and cracking. This means that it's almost impossible to keep the old stuff running, but there is a way to grab a lot of the tone out of a few parts, and recreate something new and vintage sounding at the same time without breaking the bank!

Vintage Equipment

You need the old stuff to sound like the old stuff and there is almost no way to sound like the old stuff with the new stuff.

You want to sound like the Who, Pink Floyd, the Beatles, or AC/DC. I got it, we all got it, and we all want to sound like them too! In order to get in the same neighborhood, you're gonna need the right electronics, period. If not, you can't get there from here. So to start, we have old circuits, some vintage gear, and a lot of DYI projects that can help get you in the ball park. Just send us an e-mail, and we will send you our list.

Great Services

We have been servicing electronics for some time, and we know how to make something sound right, be it a Wurlitzer 120, to a Fender Rhodes.

If you need something fixed, well help, or we will tell you the service arm to go to. We have no problem sending you somewhere else, especially if it helps us become more of a friend, and trusted advisor. It's that simple.

Correct Advice Without Bias

This area is editable and gives you the opportunity to go into more detail about your business, what you do and what makes you just that little bit special

We are all trying to do the same thing, so let's share the successes and failures so we can make smart choices and hopefully save thousands along the way!