Does Tapeworks Recording Studio take Bitcoin?

No, Tapeworks Recording Studio does not take Bitcoin.

Does Tapeworks Recording Studio take credit cards?

No, Tapeworks Recording Studio does not take credit cards.

Specialties

We offer a full line of pro audio production services and have been doing it for over 30 years. We strive to provide high quality production while maintaining a comfortable and friendly environment. If you have audio/production needs, we have the solution. Our experienced engineers will work with you to get your project completed they way you like it. Whether you step through our doors or connect remotely, your experience here at Tapeworks will be professional, comfortable, collaborative and of the best quality around.

History

Established in 1980.

If you take a drive down Maple Ave in Hartford, Connecticut you will see a very different view of the street than what was seen back in 1926 (see the pic in our photos!) One thing that hasn't changed is the unique historical architecture of 770 Maple Ave, Hartford, CT that has been occupied by Tapeworks Inc for over 30 years. There is a reason we have been around this long. So if you have never heard of us, or somehow missed us, take another look. If you are local come on by, look for the arch.

Meet the Manager: Bill A.

William Ahearn a.k.a. Bill is an audio engineer, producer, musician, voice artist, technical consultant, and educator, who has been supplying creative, problem-solving audio services for 30+ years. His original compositions can be heard on TV networks and in global commercials. Bill's collaborative approach to working with clients has earned him multiple prestigious awards for radio production, including Silver Microphones, Lamplighters, and Ad Club Pencils. In addition, he has earned various video production awards for his unique electronic music programming and sound design. In 2018, his composition for the series “You Are Cordially Invited” earned him an Emmy nomination. When he isn’t banging on drum pads, or tweaking knobs, he spends his time volunteering for the blind, maintaining hiking trails for Connecticut Parks and Forests, and teaching/mentoring for universities and educational institutions. He is currently operations manager and Chief Engineer for Tapeworks Inc.