<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><em>When you enter the Studio you walk into a spacious lounge with two doors and a staircase leading to a lower level. <br/>The doors lead to a control booth for the recording studio on the floor below and a conference room.<br/><br/>The lower level is divided into three spaces as well. The main one being the studio of course, equipped with some basics. A grand piano, an old Hammond, an extensive drum set and various microphones scattered around the room. The smaller separate booths are at the back of the room, for individual recording.<br/><br/>The second space is a rehearsing studio, a comfortably arranged setting with a... very nice selection of instruments. The walls are covered in guitars ranging from a Hawaiian Ukulele to a beautiful Gibson and her pet, a light blue Fender Jag-Stang designed by Kurt Cobain. She also kept a few electric base guitars for her own use, her twenty-five year old Ibanez always her first option. Of course, for those looking for a more traditional thing, she used the third space. An upright bass, violins, a cello and a piano, surrounded by brass and a beautiful collection of flutes, more for the look than anything else. </em></span></span></div>