Wally Heider Recording San Francisco

Jack Mullin was a GI that discovered one of Germany's biggest secrets in 1945; a tape recorder, and helped propel the music industry to new heights. By 1948, everybody wanted an Ampex. http://wallyheider.com//2016/12/an-afternoon-with-jack-mu/

10 MIX/February 1978 A Story of Wally Heider Recording BY Wally Heider With Terry Stark...Continue reading

remember this studio is STILL AVAILABLE for booking as HYDE STREET STUDIOS - very reasonable prices... same great rooms.

A WHR reunion photo I hadn't seen before with captions. Photo provided by Rick Davis

Look familiar? Wally rented 1 hour in this room and took measurements. Then he built his Studio 3. Studio D in SF was modeled after that.

Hyde St. History Scraped from the Wayback machine Stephen Barncard Heider Staff 1969,1972...Continue reading

Studio A today at Hyde Street http://hydestreet.com/?page_id=26

A Historical place...

Russ Gary relates his description of the early days at the San Francisco studio. http://wallyheider.com//01/russ-garys-recollections-part-/

Another view of the past, this time the Cahuenga traffic office. http://www.wallyheider.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=1656