JAM headquarters in Dallas. The offices are in the foreground;
the studios are inside the taller sections in the background.
Here's the back of the JAM building, featuring a wooden deck outside the lounge. (If
you come on the right day, we might be having a cookout for lunch.)
The heart of JAM Control Room A is our
Euphonix System 5 digital console.
From Control Room A, looking into Studio A.
JAM Studio A, looking back toward the control room.
We use this studio to record most of the music tracks for new custom packages.
JAM Control Room B, with our MCI JH-636 console.
JAM Studio B, looking towards control room.
This is where most of our vocals are recorded.
The JAM archives contain copies of every project we've ever recorded. We began using DATs
(digital audio tapes) in the early 90s. Earlier material exists on thousands of reel-to-reel tapes, a
small portion of which can be seen here.
You can get a much more comprehensive look at JAM past and present by visiting
our Photo Album section.
JAM headquarters in Dallas. The offices are in the foreground;
the studios are inside the taller sections in the background.
Here's the back of the JAM building, featuring a wooden deck outside the lounge. (If
you come on the right day, we might be having a cookout for lunch.)
The heart of JAM Control Room A is our 
From Control Room A, looking into Studio A.
JAM Studio A, looking back toward the control room. 
JAM Control Room B, with our MCI JH-636 console.
JAM Studio B, looking towards control room.