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Courtyard Recording Studios
Gorsey Mount Street
Waterloo Road
Stockport
SK1 3BU
• Courtyard Recording Studios - analogue & digital recording studios - Stockport, South Manchester / North Cheshire •
• above - the live room • below - inside booth 2 •
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• below left - courtyard studio front entrance •
• below right - the courtyard at the rear •
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• 24 track 32 track 48 track 64 track recording studio • analogue & digital • valve mics & outboard • vintage guitar amps • analogue & digital pro cd mastering • large live room • drumkits & backline • guitars • classic fx • digital & solid state guitar processing • established 1988 • spacious • comfortable •
.a typical 'guitar band' session • jazz & folk sessions
singers with backing tracks • Studio C with Steinway grand piano
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CRS is located close to Stockport town centre in North Cheshire; easy to get to and only a few miles from Manchester, South Cheshire, Merseyside, Staffordshire, Derbyshire, North Wales & Lancashire
Just around the corner from the location of the (in)famous Strawberry Studios, the area has a long history of music shops and venues as well as recording.
10 minutes south of Manchester city centre, 15 minutes from Manchester International Airport and on the edge of the Cheshire, Tameside & Peak District countryside.
Strawberry Studios on Waterloo Road in the 70s, the 10cc time.
Strawberry Studios in the 80s, the Madchester period
Courtyard is 2 minutes from the A6 (Wellington Road/Buxton Road) which connects Manchester to Stockport then on to Hazel Grove, and either divert to Disley, High Peak, Buxton & Derbyshire or continue to Poynton, Macclesfield, Cheshire & the South
Also a couple of minutes away is the M60 (leading to the M62, M56 and the motorway network) and Stockport train station with direct connections to London, Crewe, Chester etc. etc. Every train that goes to Manchester Piccadilly via Stockport apparently has to stop at Stockport - this arrangement dates back to an agreement when Stockport Viaduct (largest red brick structure in Europe... or the longest... something like that) was built. Interesting fact but more importantly very handy & one of the bonuses of CRS being where it is.
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