Guys:
Just finished an ongoing, spare-time disc embossing project, taking an old SoundScriber dictating machine and converting it to record on discarded CDs and DVDs. A simple project and lots of fun. I wrote it up and posted it; there's link to listen to it too.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ywfsz55wfb51ztb/An%20Experiment%20in%20Sound%20Embossing.pdf?dl=0
Comments, criticisms and expressions of "What a supreme waste of time!" all welcome!
Cheers
"Repurposing" a Dictating Machine
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Re: "Repurposing" a Dictating Machine
Really nice work!
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soeffingodly
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Re: "Repurposing" a Dictating Machine
Well done! Very, very cool!
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Jesus H Chrysler
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Re: "Repurposing" a Dictating Machine
Super cool. Might have to something similar with my Edison machine.