1. The Kennel Recording Studio 47 Thames Street Brooklyn New York
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  1. The Kennel Recording Studio Equipment
    1. 1967 Fender Bandmaster amplifier at The Kennel Recording Studio

    2. New and vintage pre-amps, compressors & effects, including a pair of 1960s Quad Eight LA-24s and some seriously funky toys.

      A sweet mic collection, including a matched pair of AKG 414s, an assortment of high-end Sennheisers and an Earthworks Omni.

      Vintage amps, like our 1967 blackface Bandmaster, a classic 1978 Marshall JMP 100W and a ’67 Ampeg Portaflex SB-12 bass amp.

      Two nice drum sets to choose from, including Wharton’s vintage Slingerland kit, heard on classic recordings by Helmet and others.

      Our console is a 36-track AMR 2400.

      For analog recording, a 2-inch, 24-track Otari MTR-90 MkII and a 24-track Tascam MSR-24 1-inch machine.

      Digitally, we run Pro Tools HD and Pro Tools 8.0.

      Download our gear list. (PDF)

      Questions? Drop us a line.

  2. “My experience at the Kennel was top notch. James Pertusi is, by far, the best engineer I’ve worked with. The quality of tone he recorded for my trombone reflects exactly how I hear my sound. The room has the warmth of the older jazz studios, with the level of sound control you expect out of the modern studios. I can’t wait to record at the Kennel again.“
    — Bradley Madsen