[Vintage-Audio] Re RCA Nashville Studios

[Robert Nickels]

LeeHazen at aol.com wrote:
> RCA built other studios that size in NYC, Chicago and LA ?
>   
Lee, welcome to the group, I know many of us really appreciated and 
enjoyed your comments.

Would the NYC studio have been called "Webster Hall" by chance?  I see 
that name on several vintage RCA recordings.

I think you said it all when you said "Talent - talent, talent "!   I'd 
love to hear more about the people of that era, especially the 
phenomenal studio musicians and the greatest guitar player who ever 
lived - our Silent Key ham buddy, Chet Atkins.

73, Bob W9RAN

PS:  Speaking of Webster wire recorders, I got one of the sloped-front 
models from a neighbor when I was a kid, maybe 12 yrs old.  I had a 
blast with it but proved that tying knots probably wasn't the approved 
wire repair method and ended up tearing the thing up for some ham 
project.  Wish now I hadn't!