baselcitystudios union studios telstar atomic bavaria plateau imm polyester fkc		Studio Allach was established in 1963 and eventually became Union Studios, situated in Munich Solln, in the late 1960s. Starting with just one studio it rapidly became a much frequented venue for film music with it`s full sized projection screen, two 35mm projectors and five Perfo copy machines. In 1969, a newly built extension added a much larger studio which catered for the rapidly expanding popular "schlager" market. A decade later, a further extension provided a dedicated mixing studio with Hidley design and the first SSL 4k console. A second SSL came 2 years later. Through the 70s, 80s and 90s Union catered for nearly all of the national and a host of international productions. Supertramp, Queen, Deep Purple, Tears for Fears, Spandau Ballet and many more were clients.   Recording 2:  The Recording Room 2 has a size of 230 qm and contains 2 additional Recordrooms (mirrorboot 24qm/woodroom 23qm) Das Studio 2: In 1997 HE Studiotechnik were commissioned to both reconfigure and recable the Studio 2 facility at Union. The Installation encompassed: A new SSL Special Edition 4056 G+ console with Ultimation, Total Recall and Motionworks. Studer A820 (x2) 48 track analogue. Studer D820 48 track digital. Quested Q412 monitoring. Renewing all studio mic lines, cue lines, tie lines and video. Recabling all external equipment, amp racks and power supplies.   The new SSL G+ is waiting for complitation whit the modules.   The console was commissioned by Pete Farley of SSL and the studio was up and running after only 5 weeks.