Studio Address: 52 Tennyson Road, Hutton, Brentwood, Essex CM13 2SG

Audio Restored digitise: Vinyl, Shellac, Acetate, Cassette, Reel to Reel, Cartridge & Digital sources

Over the years, many people have built up extensive record and tape collections, which they can no-longer play due to equipment becoming obsolete as formats change. At Audio Restored, we specialise in converting your precious analogue records and tapes to digital allowing you to enjoy your collections again.

Let us unlock the potential of your vinyl and tape collections. Digitisation will enable you to rediscover long-lost music that you thought you’d never hear again, or re-live those priceless family memories, now with the convenience and quality of a digital file or CD!

Our studios are based in the heart of Essex, and our clients range from private individuals to businesses large and small – locally, nationally and internationally.

For more information on our full range of professional audio transfer and digitisation services, including LP to CD, Cassette tape to CD and Reel-to-reel tape to CD,

Contact: Graham Joiner on 01277 225316, or e-mail info@audiorestored.com

No project is too big or small – from a single recorded track on vinyl or tape to……the sky’s the limit! – we look forward to discussing your analogue to digital requirements.  

If you are local, you are welcome to drop off your valuable media in person – just ring in advance to book a time-slot.

Latest News

Stage Door Records – Musical Soundtracks from the last 50 years

Posted: 26th June 2016

Stage Door Records are a record label that specialise in preserving cast recordings of West End musicals from the past 50 years. I was contacted recently by Stage Door’s Tim Hutton with a view to digitising records and tapes as they become available from the appropriate record companies, prior to their CD release on the […]

Re-Capping a Fostex G24s Reel-to-reel tape deck

Posted: 11th August 2015

The heart of any audio restoration business is invariably the ‘vintage’ audio equipment used to transcribe the analogue signal from the various record and tape sources. By its very nature, the kit tends to be fairly old and no-longer serviceable or supported by the manufacturer. As time goes by, there is often an increased need for […]