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sandertje · 11th October 2009

Hi Paul,

You mean the Dunlavy SC-IV's. Yes, one pair from Belgium, 2 pairs from the US.
They are absolutely great. The only problem is that spare parts are a problem.

The building used to be a bakery and after that a garage. In the 90's the added the extra wing with the studios and they were designed for mastering. It was the company Digipro with mastering Engineer Peter Brussee as main mastering engineer. Before I bought it, an IT-company used it, and I'm glad they didn't change the mastering rooms.

Sander

11th October 2009	#8
sandertje Gear Head Joined: Jul 2008 Location: Soest, The Netherlands Posts: 32 Thread Starter	Hi Paul, You mean the Dunlavy SC-IV's. Yes, one pair from Belgium, 2 pairs from the US. They are absolutely great. The only problem is that spare parts are a problem. The building used to be a bakery and after that a garage. In the 90's the added the extra wing with the studios and they were designed for mastering. It was the company Digipro with mastering Engineer Peter Brussee as main mastering engineer. Before I bought it, an IT-company used it, and I'm glad they didn't change the mastering rooms. Sander __________________ Sander van der Heide mastering engineer www.saintofsound.com