Cutting Lathes

[organicmusic]

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[studiorp]

It's all your ???

[opcode66]

Very nice

[tragwag]

wow! I've never seen that many different types of lathes in the same room.

[ejemmons]

Amazing! Could there be more pictures?

[EmAtChapterV]

I see a Neumann VMS80, two Prestos, an RCA(?), a Scully, and something that looks like a Scully and a Neumann were fused in a transporter accident. That last one intrigues me - I thought only Len Horowitz had something like that. I too would like to see more pictures.

[Stevie342000]

The RCA cutter lathe I see is I think an RCA 73-B, I wonder if it has been modified for microgroove recording and or has the 45 rpm adapter?

[organicmusic]

Beside the Neumann VMS80 there is a RCA 73-b. It is original, not modified, so it has 33 1/3 and 78. The Presto is a Model A 28N double table from World War II. The US army ordered 6 tables to bring it to Europe for documentation. This one has been stored for 50 years in a administrative building in Nuremberg, so it probably has been used for the trials after war. Then you see a original Scully and a modified Scully, that one has been used by David Manley. It has a Neumann platter, a A+M suspension box (the record label A+M ordered three boxes at Len Horowitz end of the 70ties). This platter is belt driven. At the moment we are setting up this modified Scully, since it was stored for some years. It belongs to a customer. I will try to load up some more detail fotos in the next days.

[drdub]

thorsten is running an absolutely amazing studio.
we were on our knees upon our visit some time ago.
big up!