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Europe’s highest recording studio takes shape in the Alps

11.04

Adam Hall Group is supporting the Infinity Studio, which is 2,600m above the Austrian ski resort of Sölden, with audio technology from LD Systems and Palmer, as well as Adam Hall Cables products.

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