RCA Music Center

RCA's 24+ recording and mastering / cutting studios in New York City, comprising six recording studios, three control rooms, tape mastering, and six lacquer mastering cutting channels.
Operating between 1969 and 1993. Please credit only where explicitly stated as "RCA Music Center" and/or "LT-1" or similar.

The studios had five Neve consoles, custom designed and built for RCA, and Neve tape mastering consoles with Necam computer-assisted mixing.

Part of the studios was the so-called LT-1 room, equipped with a Neumann VMS70 lathe with Zuma computer, Neumann SX-74 cutter head, Neumann SAL 74 cutting rack and a Neve laquer-cutting console, custom designed and built for RCA.

Mastering / cutting engineers were:
Jack Adelman, Jay Koopman, George Drebot, Rick Rowe.