663 Sound is a private recording studio, photo studio and filming location stationed minutes from the Pacific Ocean, nestled between the stunning Santa Monica Mountains and sprawling fruit farms of Ventura County. The studio is owned and run by Singer/Songwriter, Recording Artist, Producer, Multi-instrumentalist, Recording Engineer and Composer Ted Wulfers. Within the walls of 663 Sound, award win
ning music and films have been crafted, historic radio hits have been made and a majority of the music recorded has ended up on radio, TV and in films. It is a place for recording, mixing, writing, producing and overdubbing albums, singles, voiceovers and film scores using a large collection of vintage and modern instruments recorded with vintage and modern microphones running through classic and vintage analog and digital recording equipment to deliver amazing sound quality and make dreams come true. Numerous of Wulfers' vintage instruments and amplifiers have been featured in Vintage Guitar Magazine as premier examples of make/year/model and others have been rented out for famous recording sessions, performances and film shoots. There is comfortable guest lodging for clients along with a large variety of restaurants nearby for all palates, appetites and food allergies. With its proximity to the ocean, luxurious California sunlight, on-site fruit groves and fascinating decor, 663 Sound is also a perfect atmospheric backdrop for a myriad of photoshoots, film shoots and artistic creative endeavors. Studio Amenities Include:
-Numerous Live Rooms and Overdub Rooms with and without isolation
-Control Room with Outboard Gear
-Mix listening parlour w/NS10s and vintage JBLs.
-Numerous vintage and modern stringed instruments: Guitars, Basses, Ukuleles, Mandolins, Pedal Steels, Lap Steels, Cellos, Harps, Banjos, Dobros and more
-1904 Steinway Piano
-1954 Hammond B2/B3 Organ w/Leslie
-1950s - 2000s Vox, Fender, Marshall, EBS and Ampeg amplifiers
-1930s - Today RCA, Neumann, Sony, Telefunken, AEA, Royer, Shure, Sennheiser, CAD Mics
-Vintage and modern Ludwig and WFL drum kits and snares
-Paiste Cymbals
-Keyboards by: Nord, Mellotron, Korg and Casio
-Numerous percussion instruments collected from all over the globe
