Armstrong Studios

Recording studio in Melbourne, Australia. Through its history it has also been named:
- "The studios of Bill Armstrong Pty. Ltd.", "Bill Armstrong Studios" or "Bill Armstrong's Studios" (particularly early in its history). Where the studio is shown this way, or has any variation with "Bill Armstrong" in the title, please use Bill Armstrong Studios.
- "Armstrong Audio/Video" or "AAV" or "A.A.V. Pty. Ltd." (from 1974, until some time in the 1980s). Where the studio is shown this way, or has any variation of "AAV" or "Audio Video" in the title, please use AAV.

Founded by Bill Armstrong (6) in 1965, the studio was located over a number of properties in Albert Rd, South Melbourne, moving to a warehouse in Bank St, Melbourne, in 1972.

The studio was renamed in 1974 to AAV (Armstrong Audio/Video) when it was bought by the Age Newspaper Group.

At some point afterwards (probably in the 1980s), the studio was renamed Ern Rose). A controlling share was then bought by the Celtex audiovisual company in 2005, but after Celtex got into financial difficulties, the studio closed in 2006.

In 1995, Hermeto Pascoal - The Monash Sessions).

Name variations as it appears on one or more releases:
- Armstrong Studios
- Armstrong Studios, Melbourne
- Armstrongs Studios
- Armstrong's Studios
- Armstrongs Melbourne
- Armstrongs, Melbourne
- Armstrongs, Melbourne, Australia