ARP Studio
ISDN in Charleston, SC and more!

Not only do we have the great new gear, we've got the cool old stuff as well! 

What can you use a cart machine for in the 21st Century?

Equipment List 

ARP has two fully stocked studios at your disposal. One is geared towards radio and voiceover production, while the other is designed for traditional multitrack music recording.

Here’s a partial list of the available equipment in both studios:   

Radio Room

Radio Room Photos

	Console: Allen and Heath Saber 24 input plus additional 16 line inputs for returns for a total of 40 inputs
	Monitors: Tannoy near field, and JBL 4412
	Amplifiers: Hafler
	Recorders: Otari MX 55 2 track, Fostex D10 DAT, Tascam CD-RW5000 CD Recorder
	Computer Editing: Cool Edit Pro and Sound Forge (complete package)
	Microphones: Neumann U 87 Ai, Neumann U 89, Rode Classic, 2 EV RE 20, vintage RCA ribbon mics, Grove Tube AM11, AM51, 2-AKG C414, Oktiva MC 012
	Compressors/Limiters: Orban, Urei LA3, LA4, DBX 160X, Fairchild 602, Aphex Dominator, and dbx Quantum
	Outboard Gear: Avalon VT-737SP, Yamaha SPX90II, Roland DEP5, Eventide H3000B, Lexicon LXP 1,BBE, Tube mic preamps, Jensen preamps, and Symetrix preamps
	Miscellaneous: Telos Zephyr ISDN Stereo system, Gentner Multi Line phone system with Digital Hybrids, Denon CD Players, Sony and Denon minidisc recorders, and Computer Concepts DCS on-air system

ARP Studio is delighted to use the Neumann U 87 Ai studio microphone. The U 87 Ai is probably the best-known and most widely-used Neumann studio microphone. It is equipped with a large dual-diaphragm capsule with 3 directional patterns: omnidirectional, cardioid, and figure-8. These patterns are selectable with a switch below the headgrille. A 10 dB attenuation switch is located on the rear, which enables the microphone to handle sound pressure levels up to 127 dB without distortion. Furthermore, the low frequency response can be reduced to compensate for proximity effect.

Music Room

Music Room Photos

	Console: Mackie d8b
	Monitors: Event 20/20 bas powered with sub
	Amplifiers: Crown D150 for headphones, Fender Princeton Reverb
	Recorders: 3 Tascam DA-38 and 1 Tascam DA-88, plus Tascam CD-RW3000 CD Recorder
	Computer Software: Cool Edit Pro, Sound Forge (complete package), 2-Mackie HDR 24/96 24-track digital recorder/editor(48 tracks total)
	Microphones: Neumann U 87 Ai, Neumann U89, Vintage RCA Ribbon Mics, Rode Classic, EV RE 16, RE 20, RE 27, SM57s, SM58s, SM80, SM87, Beta87, 2- AKG 414B-ULS, AKG C460B, AKG C1000S and 4-Sennheiser 441, and 6 MD 421-U-5, Oktava MC 012, Grove Tube AM-11 and AM51, 2-Samson C01, Crown PCC 160, 2- MXL 600
	Keyboards: Hammond C3 with 122 Leslie, Kurzwell PC 88, Roland G800, Korg Triton, and various sound modules
	Outboard Gear: Avalon VT-737SP, Yamaha SPX90II, Roland DEP5, Eventide H3000B, Lexicon LXP 1,BBE, Tube mic preamps, Jensen preamps, and Symetrix preamps, Roland SRV-3030, Alesis Midiverb 2, Wedge, Peavy VMP-2 tube preamp, Gaines Audio Preamp, DBX Quantum, Presonus Blue Tube, Joe Meek VC1, and 2-Anthony DeMaria ADL1000 tube compressor, 2 Urie LA 3A, and LA 4A

ARP Studio is proud to own the Avalon VT-737SP. This versatile device features a combination of TUBE preamplifiers, opto-compressor, sweep equalizer, output level and VU metering. Come hear how great it will make your next project sound!

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