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Quad Eight Electronics
Visit the Quad-Eight website. Quad Eight Electronics™ began in SoCal in the early 60’s building custom film re-recording systems in Hollywood and became a worldwide manufacturer of large format music and film consoles…
Electrodyne
Electrodyne Corporation originally provided channel strips to Quad-Eight for the first of the custom consoles they built before starting to building on their own, and it’s linked with a number of firsts in the recording industry…
Sphere
Sphere began to manufacture a line of custom and semi-custom recording and audio consoles for both recording studios and performance venues…
Custom Equipment
Contact us here at Orphan Audio for all your custom equipment needs. Orphan Audio technicians use the best of what’s around to engineer the best rackmount products for your purpose…
Langevin
Some of Langevin’s earliest designs were for early aerospace companies including Hughes Aircraft. During World War II, the company grew tremendously as a second source manufacturer to Western Electric for the war effort. In the early 1950s, they moved to Santa Ana, California…
ADM
Principally known for their broadcast consoles for television and radio, ADMs are incredibly rugged, well designed consoles, requiring very little service and maintenance as was the need in the broadcast industry…
Helios
Helios began when Dick Swettenham was an engineer at a U.K. recording studio. They needed to build a new console so be began building one. Word got around…
DIY
For DIY Audio Kits and Modular Rackmounts, don’t hesitate to contact us here at Orphan Audio.
Quad Eight Soundlabs Recording and Mixdown console