A Studer C37 is for sale in UK

 

The Studer C37 is a professional-quality, valve-based, stereo (2-track) machine, on which the J37 4-track was built, both used extensively on many recordings by The Beatles at Abbey Road Studios. Manufactured in Switzerland by STUDER, known for its tank-like build quality, modular design, and exceptional sound. 

Provenance: This specific C37 master recorder was acquired by Morgan Studios in the late 1960's and was eventually bought by a sound engineer in the 1980's. I acquired this machine in the late 1990's. In 2019 a professional nut and bolt restoration was undertaken by Neil Perry at Raw State Audio in Box, Wiltshire (ref. Real World Studios). 

This short video shows my C37 in action last year (2025)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_G89uIku8lY

The machine is mounted in a cabinet with wheels (see photos) plus instruction manual and a set of spare valves. 

List of historic recordings from this machine at Morgan studios:

1960s
The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse (1968) – Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
Disposable (1968) – The Deviants
Tons of Sobs (1969) – Free
Audience (1969) – Audience
Blind Faith (1969) – Blind Faith
Ahead Rings Out (1969) – Blodwyn Pig
Free (1969) – Free
Led Zeppelin II (1969) – Led Zeppelin (partially)
Ssssh (1969) – Ten Years After
Stand Up (1969) – Jethro Tull
Supertramp (1969–1970) – Supertramp
1970s
McCartney (1970) – Paul McCartney
Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One (1970) – The Kinks
Open Road (1970) – Donovan
Gasoline Alley (1970) – Rod Stewart
It'll All Work Out in Boomland (1970) – T2
Benefit (1970) – Jethro Tull
Tea for the Tillerman (1970) – Cat Stevens
Friend's Friend's Friend (1970) – Audience
Long Player (portions) (1971) – Faces
Meddle (1971) – Pink Floyd
Every Picture Tells a Story (1971) – Rod Stewart
St Radigunds (May/June 1971) – Spirogyra[citation needed]
Anticipation (1971) – Carly Simon
Can I Have My Money Back? (1971) – Gerry Rafferty
A Tear And A Smile (1971) – Tir na nOg
Madman Across the Water (portions) (1971) – Elton John[citation needed]
America (1971) – America
Teaser and the Firecat (1971) – Cat Stevens
Thick as a Brick (1972) – Jethro Tull
Waterfall (1972) – If
The Six Wives of Henry VIII (1972) – Rick Wakeman
Lou Reed (1972) – Lou Reed
Catch Bull at Four (1972) – Cat Stevens
Wringing Applause (1972) – B. A. Robertson
Never a Dull Moment (1972) – Rod Stewart
Lady Lake (1972) – Gnidrolog
The Chieftains 4 (1972–1973) – The Chieftains
Greenslade – (1972–1973) Greenslade
There Goes Rhymin' Simon (1973 – one song) – Paul Simon
Camel (1973) – Camel
A Passion Play (1973) – Jethro Tull
Tales from Topographic Oceans (1973) – Yes
Billion Dollar Babies (1973) – Alice Cooper
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (1973) – Black Sabbath
Bedside Manners Are Extra (1973) – Greenslade
Orexis of Death (1973) – Necromandus
Berlin (1973) – Lou Reed
War Child (1974) – Jethro Tull
Back to the Night (1974) – Joan Armatrading
Jumblequeen (1974) – Bridget St John
The Psychomodo (1974) – Cockney Rebel
Smiler (1974) – Rod Stewart
Spyglass Guest (1974) – Greenslade
Now We Are Six (1974) – Steeleye Span
Phenomenon (1974) – UFO
The Prince of Heaven's Eyes (1974) – Fruupp
The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table (1974–1975) – Rick Wakeman
Time and Tide (1975) – Greenslade
Sabotage (1975) – Black Sabbath
Commoners Crown (1975) – Steeleye Span
Force It (1975) – UFO
Return to Fantasy (1975) – Uriah Heep
Fish Out of Water (1975) – Chris Squire
Dance (1975) – Arthur Brown
Sad Wings of Destiny (1976) – Judas Priest
No Heavy Petting (1976) – UFO
Answer Me (1976) – Barbara Dickson
Electric Savage (1976–1977) – Colosseum II
Baris Mancho (1976) – Barış Manço
She Wouldn't Understand (1976) – The Goodies
The World Starts Tonight (1977) – Bonnie Tyler
Songs from the Wood (1977) – Jethro Tull
Peter Gabriel I (1977) – Peter Gabriel
Chisholm in My Bosom (1977) – Arthur Brown
The Quiet Zone/The Pleasure Dome (1977) – Van der Graaf Generator
At the End of a Perfect Day (1977) – Chris de Burgh
Crna dama/Black Lady (1977/1978) – Smak
Squeeze (1978) – Squeeze
Natural Force (1978) – Bonnie Tyler
Variations (1978) – Andrew Lloyd Webber
Back on the Streets (1978) – Gary Moore
Three Imaginary Boys (1979) – The Cure
1980s
Seventeen Seconds (1980) – The Cure
Wild Cat (1980) – Tygers of Pan Tang
Lampefeber (1980) – C. V. Moto [5]
The Affectionate Punch (1980) – The Associates
Bucks Fizz (1981) – Bucks Fizz
Spellbound (1981) – Tygers of Pan Tang
Renegade (1981) – Thin Lizzy
Teddy Boys Don't Knit (1981) – Vivian Stanshall
Faith (1981) – The Cure
Iron Fist (1982) – Motörhead
Tight Fit (1982) – Tight Fit
Heartbeat City (1984) – The Cars
Secret Secrets (1985) – Joan Armatrading
The Colour of Spring (1986) – Talk Talk[6]
The Stone Roses (1989) – The Stone Roses[7]
Singles
"Pinball Wizard" (1969) – The Who
"Riki Tiki Tavi" (1970) - Donovan
"Lola" (1970) – The Kinks
"Woodstock" (1970) – Matthews Southern Comfort
"Anticipation" (1971) – Carly Simon
"Hi, Hi, Hi" (1972) – Wings
"C Moon" (1972) – Wings
"Step into Christmas" (1973) – Elton John
"American Tune" (1974) – Paul Simon
"Monkey Jive" (1975) – Tiger Lily
"Your Generation" (1977) – Generation X
"News of the World" (1978) – The Jam
"Jumping Someone Else's Train" (1979) – The Cure
"C·30 C·60 C·90 Go" (1980) – Bow Wow Wow
"A Forest" (1980) – The Cure
"Primary" (1981) – The Cure
"Charlotte Sometimes" (1981) – The Cure
"Making Your Mind Up" (1981) – Bucks Fizz