The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

If the files look like rectangular boxes on your DAW, try lowering the digital output..if this just results in smaller rectangular boxes then you'll have to make do Occasionally you will see the peaks and valleys of the waveform return depending on how the original was boosted. I can't remember the ...

common when using lacquers also

That is good news...is PBR the same as MDC?

Best of luck with your search,I hope you find someone. Cutting is a dying art,needs to be passed on...

Well done! It's about time this happened...will you be selling these at some point?

Miniatures have always been popular, now these have appeared, not pressed on 'vinyl' of course, the word has become a generic term for records. Anyone come across one of these yet? Max playing time seems to be about 4 minutes at 33 1/3 . Impressively priced too starting at $15.00 and up from Target ...

have a pdf of the FIRST edition (1981) if that's any use to you...

Speak to Crispin Murray at 07724 751065 ..tell him Pete Norman gave you the number

are those for lacquers? or just carbonates? looks like heater wires..good luck controlling the static from the swarf..

Thanks Mark , but I need a full sized one...appreciate your reply!

thanks misjah !

Do any of the trolls have a spare 7in reel they could sell me? Don't want to pay the crazy prices I've been seeing on the net, a couple of feet of splicing tape wouldn't
go amiss either..thank you all for your attention!

Hi I have a PDF of the 1981 edition if that's of any use to you...you can have it...if interested send me your email...Pete

Used an AM 32 B ( the one with the cursor dial for LPI ) at CBS London in the early 70's You used the ammeter movement to estimate the pitch and you had to put a shim on the end diameter stop lever when cutting a 7 inch ! It worked really well , but you had to look at the belts carefully, they used ...

The 'Vinyl Truth' Nice one Chris !!

Hi Mossboss, you forgot to mention Icarus who flew too high and got burned! A few of us always believed this rise as a bubble that was not going to burst but perhaps develop a slow leak...dear old gramophone records, back for all the wrong reasons!

CBS's gadget was called an 'ASRA' ..it had 3 1176 limiters and some sort of tuning circuit..difficult to align ..they used it with their Westrex heads which could have excessive vertical movement..most CBS studios bypassed it

the nylon half nut is a pita!

Anyone out there used one of these yet? Please tell...Ta!

Alfred,what cartridge and arm are you using?