The Flashpoint Story
In 1989, Bennet Spielvogel, also known as the East Side
Flash, built Flashpoint Recording Studio in a turn of the
century brick and stone building located deep in the
heart of downtown Austin Texas.

The rooms within Flashpoint are soundproofed with
double layers of sound insulation board and double
layers of five eighth inch sheetrock. The sturdy walls are
built on two by six plates with staggered studs and
stuffed with rock wool. Staggered studs decouple the
sound transmission source and provide excellent room
to room isolation.
The studio design incorporates sound isolation with eye contact, a hallmark feature of great studios.
This means we can track large bands whose members can record together, yet maintain eye contact
and keep their amps and instruments from bleeding onto the recording.

The studio is a perfect environment for anyone who wishes to create and develop their music. We
provide real rooms that sound wonderful, including a reverb hallway designed to get fat, full electric
guitar sounds.