Soundome

Around 1981 or 1982, International Automated Media (IAM) changed it's name to Soundome to avoid future lawsuits from the International Association of Machinists' union (IAM.) Soundome utilized a Neumann VMS66 lathe, fitted with a Sontec computer system, and transformerless electronics. The lathe was later sold to Keysor-Century Corporation who later sold it to Stan Ricker Mastering. After his passing, the lathe was sold to Bakery Mastering, Hollywood where it continues to cut records today. Previous Mastering Engineers: Bruce Leek David Turner (2)