my first experiment directly copying a disc using a direct transfer. i have the turntable plugged into the mixer going direct to the lathe. the results are surprisingly good, obviously an audio file is the best way to cut a disc but i wanted to hear the results of a direct disc to disc transfer. it works, a really interesting experiment...
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THEVICTROLAGUY
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PRESTO 6N / DISC TO DISC TRANSFER / FIRST TEST
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Re: PRESTO 6N / DISC TO DISC TRANSFER / FIRST TEST
I love your constant experimentation. New materials, new media, new signal paths. Keep it up!
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EmAtChapterV
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Re: PRESTO 6N / DISC TO DISC TRANSFER / FIRST TEST
Supposedly this is the way the first Beatles single in Canada was done - a needledrop of a UK pressing run straight to the lathe, no tape copy in between.
Personally I'd be worried about subsonic signals from record warps making things complicated. I'd probably put a filter in to roll off everything below 30 or 40 Hz.
Personally I'd be worried about subsonic signals from record warps making things complicated. I'd probably put a filter in to roll off everything below 30 or 40 Hz.