THE BOOK.
Matthias Fuchs / Vintage FX

I ordered the book Vintage FX a few days ago and now I've had it with me for 2 days, I can't put the book down, very well researched and absolutely fascinating.

A recommendation for all oldschool musicians and anyone interested in vintage gear (especially FX) .... clear recommendation from me.

In a truly unique fashion, this coffee-table book showcases 68 vintage studio effects devices from more than five decades of music production: Beautifully packaged, it presents legendary studio standards, technical milestones, and exquisitely rare odd birds. Terrific photographs and comprehensive documentation deliver a plethora of facts you need to know about history, technology, and sonic potential of the devices presented.
a selection of 68 studio effects devices from legendary manufacturers such as Eventide, Lexicon, Roland, AMS, EMT, Publison, Dynacord, AKG, MXR, Ursa Major and many more
296 full-colour pages, printed on high-quality photo paper
more than 350 full-colour illustrations
format 11“ x 11“ / 28 x 28 cm
embossed hardcover
plenty of statements from artists and manufacturers
foreword written by Eventide’s President, Anthony Agnello
written and edited by Matthias Fuchs, specialised journalist and expert on vintage gear
in English language
ISBN 978-3-00-071588-4
in Europe (EU) available in music- and book shops
in United Kingdom available at soundgas
in the USA available at noisebug
in Japan available at https://www.noisebug.net/products/matthias-fuchs-vintage-fx

https://vintagefx-thebook.com/

 

The Book is available @ Thomann
for 67,00 £

 

Your enthusiasm for Vintage FX is contagious – thanks for the awesome recommendation! ✨ I'm a sucker for well-researched books, and it sounds like this one is a gem. The blend of history, technology, and sonic exploration seems right up my alley, especially as a fellow lover of vintage gear.

And oh, speaking of great recommendations, have you checked out anything by Emily Henry books? Her books are an absolute delight if you're into heartwarming stories with a dash of romance.

 

Last edited: Feb 7, 2024

I recommend this site https://www.vintagedigital.com.au for vintage FX researchers