Category:Rosser Electronics Ltd., Swansea
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[edit]- Rockfield: The Recording Studio, Monmouth, Wales [News]. Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW) (2023-06-02)."By 1965 the studio was relocated to an adjacent granary (situated above what we now know as The Coach House Studio), with updated equipment including an EMI TR-90 and Philips stereo reel-to-reel tape recorders, and a mixing console built by Rosser Electronics Ltd in Swansea [BBC Building, 32 Alexandra Road, Swansea]. One year later Charles and Kingsley begun to record under the name of Future Sounds Limited. "
- Tim Hallas (2021-10-04). Rockfield Studios: Studio Profile [In Studio Profile] [News] [Top Stories]. Audio Media International (AudioMediaInternational.com)."Future Proof Initially, the boys decided to call their fledgling studio Future Sounds Limited. ... / The quality of their recordings got better-and-better, and they began to acquire some higher quality equipment. An engineer in Swansea, Neil Ross of Rosser Electronics, built them a console and they invested in a Ferrograph tape machine on which to record. "