Amigo Studios

US recording studio located in the North Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.

A.K.A. [b]Amigo Recording Studios; Amigo Sound Studios, Burbank, CA; Warner Bros. Recording Studios (Amigo)[/b]; [b]Warner Bros. Recording Studios, North Hollywood[/b]

Founded by producer [a=Snuff Garrett] in 1968, the studio was acquired by in 1971. It was purchased by [a=Chet Himes] in 1984, and demolished in 2004.

Operated a Neumann VMS 70 with SX 74 cutter head and SAL-74 rack, which was upgraded in 1985 to a Neumann VMS 80.
The studio also had plans to install a [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_metal_mastering]DMM system[/url], a Neumann VMS 82, but it never happened.

Engineers known to have worked in the mastering studio:
[a=Andrew Vastola]
[a=Bobby Hata]
[a=Joe Sidore]
[a=Karen Siegel]
[a=Lee Herschberg]
[a=Michele Stone]
[a=Neil Devine]
[a=Terry Dunavan]
[a=Steven Strassman]