“This just isn’t just a piece of gear it connects me with my dad”: Universal Audio’s Bill Putnam Jr confirms that he’s acquired the typical Caesars Palace console that was constructed by his father and employed to blend Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland

“This just isn’t just a piece of gear it connects me with my dad”: Universal Audio’s Bill Putnam Jr confirms that he’s acquired the typical Caesars Palace console that was constructed by his father and employed to blend Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland

In a instant of ‘full circlism’ for CEO Invoice Putnam Jr, Common Audio has acquired the famous Studio Electronics Corp tube mixing desk that was designed by Putnam Jr’s father, Bill Putnam Sr, for Caesars Palace resort, Las Vegas, in 1966.

The classic bespoke desk, which came to be known as Caesars Console, went on to be employed to mix live performances by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Diana Ross, George Burns, Tina Turner and many extra, providing it big historic importance. For Putnam Jr, however, it represents a lot more than basically a technological accomplishment.