JC/DC Studios?? John Collins and Dave Carswell

[jmpace]

From what I can dig up, this is the studio owned by John Collins and Dave Carswell. I LOVE what they did with Destroyer's Rubies and I just want to find out more about their studio - gear, mics (specifically). I'm hitting a dead end on google, so does anyone know anything about these guys and/or the studio they own/recorded Destroyer's Rubies at?

Thx
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[musikman316]

After some ninja Googling I found this (I gave up searching through my back issues of EQ).

http://www.eqmag.com/article/drum-heads-tracking/jul-08/85773

Josh

Edit: Interestingly enough, the issue that this interview is in is currently on my desk in front of me... under a pile of burned CDs and rack screws... I knew I had seen it recently?!
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[GetHimEatHim]

John is great guy and a fantastic engineer. I know he's a fan of Dave Thomas' mic mods (http://www.aamicrophones.com/), and that he has used an AT 4033 and a Shure SM7B on vocals.

[jmpace]

Musikman: Interesting article. Esp. the part about the drums in "My Favorite Year." Thx.

GetHim: Good to know. That album is so expertly recorded, I have no doubt John's a fantastic engineer. SM7b. That seems to be a popular vocal mic. Gotta get me one of those. Next month perhaps...
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[dacy003]

AC/DC's studio albums from 1974's High Voltage through 2000's Stiff Upper Lip and I suggest breaking out your favorite AC/DC album and playing it loud from start to finish.
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