Hmmm https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bang-Olufsen-BEOVOX-2500-CUBE-Tweeters-Made-in-Denmark-99p-NR-/124779404522?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286 1970's B&O tweeter cubes :dance: They should have made it a sphere :lol: They did some interesting and controversial designs which bring ridicule from the a...

In the spirit of suck it n see I removed the tweeter faceplates earlier today. I was sat listening and thought this sounds smooth and quieter???- logged on and read the above post. Thanks Stu 👍🏼 Do you like it Peter ? Give it time. I thought I would lose projection but there is better integration o...

Bad Religion - True North Bad Religion were always a very honest band. It’s only natural they wouldn’t want to cheat their fans by releasing a digitally retouched album, and so for 2013’s “True North” they went to Joe Barresi’s studio to take advantage of the piles of vintage and analog effects and ...

Slash - World On Fire For his third solo record, “World On Fire”, Slash teamed up with the producer Michael “Elvis” Baskette and went into NRG Studios in L.A. to lay down new 17 tracks to two-inch analog tape, no digital enhancements, no trickery. While the album was received a bit worse than its pr...

King Gizzard and the Lizzard Wizard - Nonagon Infinity King Gizzard and the Lizzard Wizard are just a special kind of musicians. Whether it’s creating an album that can be put on an infinite loop or using microtonal instruments to achieve the ultimate levels of psychedelia, the band has always sound...

Tool - 10,000 Days It is almost obvious that Tool are insistent on recording through analog equipment, but the only truly analog album they have is “10,000 Days” which was recorded and mixed by “Evil” Joe Barresi who is notorious to use non-digital equipment exclusively. He recorded the band to a ta...

One for firebug Slipknot - Iowa With a band like Slipknot, you’d think they would just use ProTools like any other band from the early ‘00s and that definitely happened later, but for the first two records, the band was working with Ross Robinson, who is notorious for doing everything analog (among ...

One of my desert island discs, a complete masterpiece imo. Just so happens I have it on vinyl already :dance: :dance: :dance: Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf For their third album, Queens of the Stone Age wanted to have Joe Baressi during recording, but, according to Josh Homme, they ha...

More and more bands nowadays rely on digital recording techniques to make them sound good. That means using drum replacements instead of weak or uneven hits, fixing guitars, pitching vocals to perfections, and other tricks designed to mask imperfections and mistakes. This results in records that, wh...

Jack White - Lazaretto Probably the least surprising entry on this list, Jack White is the absolute champion of all analog. He even got as far as setting up the only studio in the US that does live recording to vinyl. Needless to say, most of his albums were made using without any digital tampering....