Phil Collins of Genesis personal Artist Owned Mix Monitor Station used entire career!

This is Phil Collins of Genesis custom built personal mix monitor station that he used throughout his solo and group career with Genesis at "The Farm" studios (Fisher Lane Farm Studios) in Surrey, England to record his most famous bodies of work that sold tens of millions of records across the world and earned him legendary status in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This unit can be seen over the shoulder behind Phil in the accompanying photograph and also on the Quite Frankly Drums website where Graham Collins tours the studio and plays on Phils' personal kit with this unit in the room. This unit would have been the number one critical component in the studio that would have permitted Phil to create his own personal mix levels to then make his performance that would be heard by hundreds of millions of people around the world. It all started with this unit from this studio. An absolutely incredible piece of music history for less than the price of a new Rolex. We also have the Lexicon 480L Reverb unit from the studio and the legendary 56 channel SSL 4000E G+ mixing desk from the studio available for sale in our store. We have just sold the Lexicon PCM70 Reverb unit from the studio, so get in touch quickly if you wish to buy.

This Phil Collins & Genesis owned mix unit is part of the world famous gear collection at Essex Recording Studios! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitch and YouTube! @essexrecordingstudios

International buyers are welcome! We ship to any country in the world! This unit will be packed and shipped with love, care and respect! You are welcome to collect the unit in person if you are local to our studio in Southend, England at postcode SS1 1AB directly opposite Southend Central train station.

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