Brian Hodgson in Room 14, about to be interviewed for 'Tom Tom' in 1968.
Brian in Room 14, speaking about the Workshop.
Brain and television interviewer in Room 14, speaking to Dick Mills in Room 15: he can be seen through the observation window in the background.
Dick Mills in Room 15, with Brian Hodgson and a television presenter in Room 14.
Brian Hodgson in Room 14. The curved girder is part of the original construction of the building as a roller-skating rink. Note the large number of tapes stacked on the wall by means of large wooden 'pegs'.
Brian adjusting a PEU in Room 14. The two graphic equalisers are Audio Batons, originally developed in 1959 by Blonder Tongue in the US, providing seven filter bands, as well as general high and low-pass filtering. Behind him you can see the Prevost film viewing machine in Room 13, with the 'Glowpot' desk in between. This mixer was later moved into Room 11.
Brian demonstrates the variable speed Leevers-Rich tape machine. The 'Glowpot' desk, on which there rests the autoharp and EMT echo plate control box, is to the rear, along with two graphic equalisers, three PEUs and the trolley rack associated with the mixer.
Dick Mills in Room 15, the recording area, using the strings in the gutted piano as a percussion instrument.
