DonnyThompson
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@Kurt Foster et al
Kurt... or anyone else who might be able to chime in...
I was wondering what console was used during the hey-day of Sigma Studios in Philly, during the period of The Spinners, Delfonics, Stylistics, etc.
I've tried researching it and haven't been able to come up with much info on Sigma, though I did read that they were the first studio in the U.S. to have a 24 track 2" machine...
There's all kof nfs of info about Thom Bell, Gamble &a Huff, and even session players
( the MFSB crew of Sigma session cats), but I haven't been able to find any info on the desk they were using at that time - this would have been around '70-'75 or so...
I'm just curious if someone might know some things about Sigma; it's not like this is crucial info or anything, I'm just curious, is all.
Kurt... or anyone else who might be able to chime in...
I was wondering what console was used during the hey-day of Sigma Studios in Philly, during the period of The Spinners, Delfonics, Stylistics, etc.
I've tried researching it and haven't been able to come up with much info on Sigma, though I did read that they were the first studio in the U.S. to have a 24 track 2" machine...
There's all kof nfs of info about Thom Bell, Gamble &a Huff, and even session players
( the MFSB crew of Sigma session cats), but I haven't been able to find any info on the desk they were using at that time - this would have been around '70-'75 or so...
I'm just curious if someone might know some things about Sigma; it's not like this is crucial info or anything, I'm just curious, is all.