This particular console has been used as a main studio desk and has recorded many great records by artists from Bjork to Depeche Mode. This one is -9 feet 1 inches (280 cm) long, 3 feet 9 inches (116 cm) deep. 

In the 1980's DDA manufactured a range of high quality consoles for track laying and mixing. The AMR was the top of the range and was highly rated, it was used as the sole recording console in the top end, mid market studios while fully professional studios with more than one live room often used the AMR for track laying.

The AMR from Bryn Derwen is a 36 input, 24 group/monitor Split Mode console with an internal patchbay.The first 36 inputs have Mic & Line inputs with 4 band parametric EQ plus a variable high pass filter. There are sends to 8 Aux busses, 2 stereo & 4 mono busses. Each pair of aux sends can be switched pre or post fader. To improve cross-talk there are individual routing switches to the 24 buses with a switch to select the pan, each channel has a 48 volt phantom switch and an insert switch.

The DDA AMR is a large Split format console which was used to produce many hits over the past 30 years.