Damon Sound Studios

Music recording studio located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Founded in 1968 by Garry McDonall, Wallis Petruk, Don Paches (all members of The Nomads (23) - "Damon" is "Nomad" spelled in reverse), Len Petruk (Wallis' brother), and local singer R. Harlan Smith. Also known as: - Damon Studios Initially a 4-track studio, it upgraded to 8-track in 1972. The studio eventually upgraded to 24-track recording and was the first recording studio in Canada to install the fully-computerized Neve 8108 sound board. Sometime in the 80s it moved and changed its name to Damon-Soundtrek Studios Engineers: Garry McDonall, Wallis Petruk, Don Paches Manager: Len Petruk