Trod Nossel Studios

Grammy Nominated Trod Nossel Productions and Recording Studios, established in Connecticut in 1966, is the premier professional recording studio that has been coined "one of the longest running recording studios of its kind in the world" by the media. It is an historic, pioneer of recording studios in Connecticut and the surrounding region, and is an entertainment organization dedicated to servicing artists and clients involved in the music, advertising and broadcast entertainment arts. The recording Studio in Wallingford, Ct. was founded by the late Dr. Thomas Cavalier (thus coining the name “Doc” www.doccavalier.com), and run by the Cavalier family, the facility actually started as a microphone company, Syncrøn Sound Studios, in 1962. In 1965, when dentist-turned-music-mogul, Cavalier, bought the facility and made it his own. The company initially doubled as a microphone testing studio for Syncron Microphones, until Cavalier started a hobby while still practicing dentistry; managing bands. Once he brought his premier 60s group, The Shags, to the studio to record, he was hooked. Name Variations: "TNA Studios"