Neve 8068 Recording Console

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Neve 8068 with field adaptions of additional channels.

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Neve 8068 with field adaptions, of additional channels, at The Plant Studios, Sausalito. Photo courtesy of Dan Alexander.

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Neve 8068 Recording Console. Picture courtesy of Primal Gear, Inc.

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Neve 8068 Recording Console. Picture courtesy of Primal Gear, Inc.

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Max Martin´s Neve 8068 Recording Console.

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Herbie Hancock's Neve 8068.

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Neve 8068 Recording Console, Master Section.

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Ed Evans Not rated yet
A slight correction, the first picture is of Power Station Studio A which has an 8088 console. That was an 8068 (normally 32 channels) with 8 more channels. …

Former Neve drone Not rated yet
Neve 8068 came in one configuration only - 32 inputs Anything that has more or less than 32 inputs is NOT an 8068 8058 have 28 inputs 8088 have 40 inputs …

Capitol Studio B 8068 Not rated yet
When I was chief engineer at Capitol studios many moons ago we added another 24 channel bucket to the existing 32 channel frame. Added a new center section, …

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