Blue Heaven Studios

Blue Heaven Studios occupies a gothic-style former church in Salina — the building was originally First Christian Church — and its main recording room, a converted sanctuary, runs 77 feet long, 52 feet wide, and 45 feet high with seating for 400, making it as much an intimate concert hall as a studio. Audiophile Chad Kassem built the space to record blues legends in first-class fashion, an effort that drew coverage from NPR’s All Things Considered, CBS Sunday Morning, CNN, and the Associated Press.

The building was engineered for sound and power quality: acoustician Neil Muncy designed the room around natural acoustics before microphones were ever placed, premium Belden and Canare cable with gold-plated connectors runs throughout, and a dedicated electrical service with its own transformer keeps the power clean. A second room, Studio B, has a floating floor and sits beside a 900-square-foot kitchen and recreation area with pool, foosball, ping-pong, and darts, plus a private lounge — the kind of space that could support a longer gathering as easily as a recording session.

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Contact Blue Heaven Studios

• Address: 201 S 8th St, Salina, KS 67401, USA
• Phone: (785) 825-8609
• Website: www.blueheavenstudios.com