Quantum Sound
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Quantum Sound Studios is a recording studio in Jersey City, New Jersey founded by Reggie Lucas in the 1980s. It has been under new ownership since 1994, when the name was changed to Big Blue Meenie Recording Studio. It was managed by Gary Salzman. One of the semi-house engineers was Doc Dougherty. It contained an SSL mix room with an SSL 4000, a Neve Live Room, and a Midi Room.
