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Early recording deck (1950's?) Recording deck and cutting lathe in the Spooner Road home (pre-1954) Audiophile warehouse located in the Northern Signal Company, Saukville, Wisconsin Audiophile warehouse - you are probably seeing AP-1 through AP-14 And more (custom made) lab equipment Getting ready for a recording session, likely with Robert Noehren Ewing with one of his many lab experiments Ewing, Frieda, and Bill Russel in New Orleans at Preservation Hall The Wakefield Comany, where the Audiophile records were pressed The Wakefield factory - the drums contain the raw material for the pressings Sid inspecting the final product Audiophile warehouse in the Mequon home basement Cutting lathe (mono only) The Mequon home contained an organ and a Steinway grand piano The northwest corner of the living room in Mequon. This living room / sound studio was huge! Looking west in the living room. Note the custom made electrostatic speakers on both sides of the fireplace. The picture window in the lab allowed Ewing to monitor the recording session in the studio Main playback equipment located in the living room Another view of the picture window allowing a view of the musicians Looking west in the living room, toward the lab
Early recording deck (1950's?)
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