who is running them
In the racks
Every name here is published by Little Labs, on their own product pages. The eighteen-name user list sits in a single run-on paragraph at the bottom of the PCP page, which is a strange place to keep Neil Young.
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In their own words
Within five minutes of connecting it, I had the Redeye 3D Phantom totally dialed in. While playing guitar with Pro Tools in record-ready input, it was very easy to compare the sound of the live signal against the Pro Tools signal. Right away I learned that 22 dB of gain on the mic preamp was the magic number to make the guitar amp react as if I was playing it with nothing else in the chain. The only difference I could hear was the from the AD/DA conversion, not the Redeye 3D, and the difference was so subtle that it was insignificant. You have successfully taken all the guesswork out of high-fidelity reamping. Hats off!
The PCP is really amazing, –it does a lot, but what I really dig is it allows me to use my vintage effects on everything. It is my ultimate studio tool.
The PCP I use at every stage of recording; it is the best piece of gear I own (except for my ‘72 black Les Paul Custom).
I was just today thinking today about how damn good and transparent this thing sounds. I proof every mastering project on headphones using this headphone amp.
With the Monotor, Little Labs has provided the audio professional the right tool for this job, and the most transparent-sounding headphone amp I've ever heard.
After several weeks of putting it through its paces, the Little Labs Monotor headphone amp has proven itself to be an indispensable part of my archiving chain. Whether I'm adjusting azimuth on the tape machine, checking phase, or listening for anomalies within the transfer of priceless master recordings, the level of clarity and amount of functions the Monotor provides makes it easy to get the job done. Great work, Little Labs.
Partial user list, as published
Joe BarresiTchad BlakeMike CampbellJustin ChancellorJoe ChicarelliBilly CorganKarl DerflerGeorge DrakouliasBob EzrinJohn FogertyBilly GibbonsJosh HommeMatt HydeTony IommiNick RaskulineczDavid S. SardyJim ScottNeil Young
Named on the product pages
Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks
Don Smith
The Redcloud was built for him. He went by Redcloud.
Black Sabbath
Tony Iommi
Pictured tracking with his PCP on littlelabs.com/products/pcp.
The rooms Jonathan Little kept running
Before it was a company it was a job. This is the chronology Little publishes on his own history page.
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Salty Dog Studios
tech & custom design
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Devonshire Studios
tech & custom design
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Cherokee Studios
tech & custom design
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Toto
tech, designed the VCA grouping system for the 1984 world tour
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Village Studios
tech & custom design
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A&M Studios & Mastering
tech & custom design
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Conway Studios
chief tech & custom design
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Marcussen Mastering
custom console design
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Chalice Studios
manager, new facility oversight