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The Lodge' is an audio mastering facility located at 740 Broadway in Manhattan, New York City.

History and Current Info
Chief Mastering Engineer Emily Lazar founded the facility in 1997.

The Lodge has a fully equipped mastering suite with surround capabilities, a DVD authoring suite, specialized recording studios, and an audiophile living-room/home-theater-type environment furnished with an array of speaker choices. The Lodge’s digital audio workstations include Sonic Solutions and Pro Tools|HD with key processors from Avalon, Z-Sys, TC Electronic, Tube-Tech, Manley, Dangerous Music, and Empirical Labs. They use A-to-D converters from Lavry, Prism and Apogee, with speakers by Genelec and Duntech. One of the more notable and rare pieces of audio equipment that the Lodge employs is the Ampex ATR-102 one-inch two-track tape machine.

Client List
Some of their more notable clients include: David Bowie, Tiësto, The Subways, The Shins, Shiny Toy Guns, Lou Reed, Goldfrapp, Aimee Mann, Moby, Paul McCartney, Garbage, Dean & Britta, Martha Wainwright, Nada Surf, Sinéad O'Connor, Lloyd Cole, Natalie Merchant, Marianne Faithfull, Ambulance LTD, American Psycho (Soundtrack), Death Cab for Cutie, Depeche Mode, BT, Madonna, Boys Don't Cry (Soundtrack), Noah and the Whale, Elizabeth and the Catapult, Ween, Anti-Flag, VHS or Beta, Third Eye Blind, The Donnas, The All-American Rejects, The Prodigy, Morrissey, Vampire Weekend, Jeff Buckley, Destiny's Child, Vanessa Carlton, The Walkmen, Lee “Scratch” Perry, and Andrew W.K..

Current Engineers

 * Emily Lazar – Chief Mastering Engineer
 * Sarah Register – Mastering Engineer