Category Archives: APKaudio
Moved
FEB 22 – FEB 28
Saw Wall-e looking at Eve
I said If I ever got another MacBook I would…
BACK TO SCHOOL Surplus Sale UPDATED LIST!! now with links
UPDATED THE LIST OF SURPLUS ITEMS FOR SALE
MAKE ME AN OFFER!!
Building a Hairball kit for a client…
I don’t believe much in horoscopes…
A project I’ve been working on has come… full circle ;-)
Congrats to Kevin Park and the Lacquer channel team for getting the Neumann VMS70 back in the game. A fantastic project to have been a part of! We recapped the entire audio electronics for Kevin before he had lathe aficionado Chris Muth calibrate it. It’s a fine precision piece of audio electronics and Kevin is one HELL of a lathe mechanic and cutting engineer! It, and he, are in good hands over at Toronto’s Lacquer Channel. I’m excited to cut a few plates myself!
Photo and story here: http://www.thegridto.com/culture/music/play-it-as-it-lathes/

Many Thanks to Dave, Jose, and Tyler for their help and enthusiasm about the project!
Leaving Revolution Recording
Hey Folks:
I just wanted to thank everyone for supporting this page and enjoying the shenanigans I and the boys have been up to for the last few years. I will be leaving the Revolution Recording Custom Shop and my position as technical supervisor at Toronto’s Revolution Recording to go attend school full time this new year. What I’ve learned, done and been exposed to at Revolution Recording has been life changing; I can’t thank the owners, staff and clients enough for the opportunities they have given to me.
My blog will still be maintained at www.Phasebook.org, follow along if you dare!
Be well!
APK
PS: If you are in need of the best cables in the world built to the RRCS standards please email JACK@RevolutionRecording.com
the “FUCK OFF” button
A test fit of buckets one and two
Sound guy xmas idea #28 – contact cleaner
20060723 – HVR ceiling fixture
In 2006 we (Myself and Andrew Waters) built a ceiling diffuser for the studio. I’ve been doing some data backups and thought I’d share some pictures and info on the build. The whole thing was made out of 2 X 4s and 3/4″ MDF. I had a carpenter friend cut all the pieces
This was the proposed layout. Using a “herringbone diffuser” design, a frame would hang from the ceiling with some turnbuckles. Continue reading
































































