Shelford Interviews: Moving to the Little Shelford Rectory and other early production sites

As part of the Shelford Interviews with Rupert Neve exploring his early days in the recording industry, Rupert talks about building his early mixers in his garage and subsequently moving production to Little Shelford, Melborne, and Scotland as the business grew.
For more information on the Shelford Series and the rest of Rupert's current designs, please visit www.rupertneve.com

[@34672rr]

This is the best sounding spoken word recording I have ever heard. The detail is amazing, you can hear every detail of his voice.

[@waynemagin2554]

Thank You for sharing the stories of the creation of Neve.

[@thaexception3406]

Interesting journey.

[@patricksmith4424]

Really interesting story of the start of Neve consoles. Think what the Shelford Rectory would be worth today!

[@johnwakefield2083]

Neve moved to Melbourn (Cambridgshire) NOT Melborne. I worked there in the 1970's. The Scottish factory was at Kelso

[@EndOfEntertainment]

cool stuff :)

[@prodjincmusicproductions6587]

at 6:21 real talk Mr.R

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Wow , thank you for sharing such an amazing part of your walk!