Recognise these famous dials?
 
This is a close-up of the infamous TG12345 Mk.II mixing console at Abbey Road. The first ever soild-state console from EMI, it epitomized the sound revolution of the 1960s and 1970s with its unique EQ and famous compressor/limiter. It was used to mix some of the biggest, era defining albums of the time including The Beatles’ Abbey Road album as well as Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon, and later on solo albums by John Lennon and Kate Bush.
 
This detailed shot comes from a selection of limited edition prints photographed by Peter Cobbin (Director of Engineering at Abbey Road Studios) are now available to purchase online and in-store exclusively from the Abbey Road Shop.
 
The 6 unique black and white prints give detail on some of the custom made and vintage equipment in use at the Studios. All prints are framed as well as signed by Peter Cobbin.
 
Have a browse at shop.abbeyroad.com.