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STUDIO NEWS - NEVE ARMREST
The lower panels of our Neve have a tendency to rattle when the bass gets rocking, so over the years they had been duct-taped in their place. Our crack team of rattle experts took great pains to remove the vintage duct tape and its awful residue, and reattach the panels with fasteners and velcro to remove any suspicious rattles that may coincide with rock. There are no pictures of this - but if you can imagine glorious music alone, you get it.
 the armrest freed from the console...  armrest with new clothing...  fader cleaning crack team, John and Joe.  the console and fader connectors freed from the armrest...  fader connectors freed from the armrest, birds-eye view...  faders freed from the console  not really sure what this is.  fader, reassembled.  the armrest prepared for its happy return to the console...  the armrest back in the console...  neve knobs at rest... |
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Studio A's vintage Neve last had a new armrest installed when the new patch bay was attached to the console, sometime in 2001. It was time for a new vinyl cover on the armrest, and our crack team of upholsterers had taken a shine to a nice piece of black vinyl. Since all the faders had to be removed to gain access to the armrest, our crack team of fader-techs had at those with some cleaning supplies.