17 Hertz Studio

17 Hertz Studio is a recording studio in North Hollywood with multiple tracking rooms designed for different types of recording sessions. The facility houses a mix of control rooms and live spaces equipped for professional music and audio production work.

The facility opened in 1972 as One on One Recording inside a converted department store building from the 1950s. The space operated as a major recording destination for decades before changing hands and ownership.

The studio recorded numerous platinum albums, including Metallica's self-titled album, Kiss's Destroyer, and Alice in Chains' Dirt during its operation as One on One Recording.

The studio offers different working environments suited to various recording projects and production needs. Visitors should inquire ahead about available spaces and technical capabilities to ensure the right fit for their work.

A musician acquired the studio in 1993 after facing difficulty booking recording time and converted it into a private working space. This purchase marked a significant shift in the facility's trajectory and purpose.

Website: http://17hertz.com

GPS coordinates: 34.16620,-118.37600

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:49