The one-of-a-kind EMI TG12345 console was custom-built by EMI Studios back in 1968. The post Console used to record Beatles’ ...

T he online musical equipment marketplace Reverb just listed a pretty remarkable find: the original EMI TG12345 recording ...

That’s a blessing. I’ve been listening to your new “Lu’s Jukebox” album of Beatles covers. You recorded it at Abbey Road.

Al Stewart’s band, The Empty Pockets, have released a pair of singles, covering Stewart and The Beatles, both recorded at ...

“Because of the way that Abbey Road was recorded, the album has a distinctive sound that hallmarked the future of pop recording.” The console was also used for the individual Beatles’ first ...

Over the course of five recent years, though, the former EMI engineer and Beatles collaborator Brian Gibson oversaw a restoration process. The piece was reunited with 70 percent of its original ...

Dave Harries, an engineer who worked with the Beatles during those sessions, credited the console as the reason Abbey Road sounds so good. “The album has ... percent of its original parts ...

The one-off EMI TG12345 was built by EMI Studios in 1968 and was used in recording sessions for artists such as Cliff Richard ...

The 17 pieces celebrating the 60th anniversary of the rock band's first U.S. tour will have you saying, 'All You Need Is Love ...

While the console only recorded one full band Beatles project, all four members would go on to use it for their solo projects ...

As 'Abbey Road' returns to the Vinyl Albums charts, here is a closer look at the band's epic catalogue of hits ...

The custom-made recording console, which was used to record the final album from The Beatles ... with 70% of its original parts, working with expert British companies to reproduce replacements for the ...