Royer microphones part of extensive Paisley Park renovation

Prince’s famed music house renovates, adds Royer mics

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Jun 7, 2005

Prince’s Paisley Park Studios recently underwent an extensive renovation.

MATK managed the facility upgrade, which included a collection of new studio microphones —including two Royer R-122 active series phantom powered ribbon microphones.

According to Dave Hampton, technical director for Paisley Park, Studio B’s restoration included a rebuilt API de Medio console.

For more information, visit www.royerlabs.com.

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