RCA Victor Studios, Nashville

A.k.a:
RCA Victor's "Nashville Sound" Studio,
"Nashville Sound",
RCA Studios, Nashville,
RCA Studio A, Nashville
RCA Studio B, Nashville,
Sound Masters Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
RCA Victor's "Nashville Sound" Studio, Nashville, Tennessee
RCA Records, Nashville

American recording studio founded in 1957 and closed in 1977. There were Studios from A to D. An editing and mastering division was established in 1961.
Engineers who worked there:
1965-69: [a=Jim Malloy], [a=Tommy Strong]
1972: [a=Larry Schnapf] (chief engineer), [a=George Bennett (3)], [a=Ray Butts], [a=Milton Henderson], [a=Les Ladd], [a=Al Pachucki], [a=Tom Pick], [a=Chuck Seitz], [a=Roy Shockley], , [a=David Roys] and [a=Mike Shockley].
After the closure of [l=RCA Studios, Chicago] in April 1972, [a=Randy Kling] joined Nashville's mastering division.

For other RCA Victor Studios please see [l=RCA Studios]