Toolhouse Recordings (2)

24-track recording, mixing, mastering and lacquer cutting studio in Linsengericht-Lützelhausen, .
Operating under this name between 1987 or 1988 and 2017.
Founded and operated by W. J. Wolfmann.
Previous names: Roey Marquis II.

Not to be confused with recording studio Toolhouse Studios in Rotenburg.

In 1996, cutting engineer Djamil Mehtieff relocated his Neumann VMS-70 with SX-74 cutter head to the Toolhouse studios, where he then was cutting lacquers until 2002.

Lacquer cuts can be identified by the following runout etchings:
T I:I (the premaster was transferred without any further mastering -1:1- onto the lacquer)
TOOL HOUSE
TOOLHOUSE
TOOLHOUSE-DC (DC stands for Direct Cut, i.e. the lathe was fed directly from the master recorder, incl. the advance control)
Engineer Djamil Mehtieff
T I:I et
TOOLHOUSE et
TOOLHOUSE-DC et
TOOLHOUSE-DC Djamil
Engineer s/w/d
s/w/d at toolhouse

Also referred to as:
- Toolhouse Superdub
- Toolhouse Recordings, SSL-Suite
- Toolhouse Recordings, M-Suite
- Toolhouse Recordings, L-Suite
- Toolhouse, L-Suite
- Toolhouse Mastering