anyone here ever tried diy mono cutting head
to me it appears that with the stereo 45/45 set up means
the geometry needs to be spot on what about mono whats the required
movement of cutter stylus anybody tried.....
diy mono cutting head....anyone
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Edison used Hill and Dale (up and down). The standard was lateral movement of the stylus for mono.
A number of people have made their own cutterheads on the trolls board. The problem is getting good upper frequency response.
A number of people have made their own cutterheads on the trolls board. The problem is getting good upper frequency response.
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Angus McCarthy
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That is exactly the problem I ran into. I tried duplicating the head seen here:opcode66 wrote:Edison used Hill and Dale (up and down). The standard was lateral movement of the stylus for mono.
A number of people have made their own cutterheads on the trolls board. The problem is getting good upper frequency response.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tX5RGLbmus
Using an old computer speaker as a drive coil. I managed to get one successful emboss out of it and quickly abandoned it after I discovered nothing over 1K had printed.
