A simple, home-use record cutting machine. Modern technology, great design, user friendly. Check out the video, especially the very end ;-)
PHONOCUT. HOME VINYL RECORDER by PHONOCUT — Kickstarter
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PHONOCUT. HOME VINYL RECORDER by PHONOCUT — Kickstarter
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Home acetate recorder perhaps, you cut acetate, not vinyl, as vinyl is too elastic for accurate cutting (but great for stamping for mass-production). Acetates wear much faster.
I'm intrigued what compromises have been made for the cutting head - some techical specs would be useful, hard to tell from the sound comparison they give it's very different from professional vinyl pressing, though that could be for any number of reasons - the bass seems to have acquired harmonics though.
I'm intrigued what compromises have been made for the cutting head - some techical specs would be useful, hard to tell from the sound comparison they give it's very different from professional vinyl pressing, though that could be for any number of reasons - the bass seems to have acquired harmonics though.
Or win over your fav woman. 'See honey, I cut this record especially for you! Now you will sleep with me?'
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My question relates to audio quality. Suppose you want to recor a vynil. From what source? A MP3? A youtube video? A cassette? A whatsapp audio? From another vynil? I don't see the advantage of have a "high quality" record with poor material saved on it.
Not exactly new.
Vestax used to make the VXR 2000 and an outfit in Germany sells you a cutting lathe you can fit on a Technics 1200.
VinylRecorder T560
Vestax used to make the VXR 2000 and an outfit in Germany sells you a cutting lathe you can fit on a Technics 1200.
VinylRecorder T560
That was the idea, came on the market in the late '90s or so.
A mate of mine had one so he could play his own tunes at his shows without having to have 500 records pressed.
They also cut bootlegs of rare records but I never said that! 🙂
A mate of mine had one so he could play his own tunes at his shows without having to have 500 records pressed.
They also cut bootlegs of rare records but I never said that! 🙂
Elvis Presley started with something like that!
There were some "Record'o'matic" ( I don't remember the name) available in the cities where you could record your voice and deliver across the ocean to your beloved soldier and so on...
I haven't watched at OP's link, sorry 🙄😱😀
There were some "Record'o'matic" ( I don't remember the name) available in the cities where you could record your voice and deliver across the ocean to your beloved soldier and so on...
I haven't watched at OP's link, sorry 🙄😱😀
Quality is not the issue, but nostalgics, mojo, novelty, etc.
Why do romantic dinners and expensive Restaurants still use candles to light tables?
While does the Queen of England often ride a horse drawn carriage?
If he can kickstart and sell a couple hundred, more power to him.
Why do romantic dinners and expensive Restaurants still use candles to light tables?
While does the Queen of England often ride a horse drawn carriage?
If he can kickstart and sell a couple hundred, more power to him.
People can freely buy anything they want.
And they do, obviously.
Hucksters and Snake Oil salesmen rely on the ignorance of the public.
> record cutting machine.
Yawn.
Did that, decades ago, on a "portable" (hah!) machine with some provenance. Cutting is easy. Good cutting is HARD. I know a guy still does it for a living, and an obsession. (There's still clients for good cuts.)
Yawn.
Did that, decades ago, on a "portable" (hah!) machine with some provenance. Cutting is easy. Good cutting is HARD. I know a guy still does it for a living, and an obsession. (There's still clients for good cuts.)
Exactly! We all have stuff we like and which is basically a complete waste 😎
If you call those people fools, you are one too! Iron logic. 😉
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