The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

What’s the best way to further correct the carusos frequency response? It’s close but needs some correction. Is it best to run white noise and auto correct with a eq matching plugin both channels at the same time? Maybe one channel at a time? Maybe not using a matching eq but just manually add more ...

I just realized, I OWN THESE LATHES. I bought them in LA years ago. This guy. Haha.

And just searched with google and found the photo from a sale 5 years ago. Even stole the description!
https://reverb.com/item/17444897-vinyl-record-cutter-t560-2014-silver?locale=fr

WARNING! This is a scam. Owner said he is a mute because of some "blast" and can't talk on the phone. Also, said Venmo at first then later only Zelle because Venmo stopped taking payments from his account. Which means no buyer protection. Then ghosted when I asked to pay in person.

Looking for a t560 head, let me know if you have one that you don't need!

Also, remember vacuums can wreak all kind of havoc in the audio chain. Usually it is more of a buzz than a 60hz though. Just a word of advice, don't run through Souris main unit or eq if looking for super quiet and accurate cuts. Just create your own compensation/IRIAA EQ in your daw that is unique ...

The 30,000 records I believe was just try and out-do us because our site says "17,000+ orders made". All over their website is wording and other stuff directly stolen from us so I am just curious who this person is? They have to be a lathe troll right?

Anyone know?

All good, Vice got back to me.

Anyone heard from Vice? Anyone buy his head or rack?

Anyone heard from Vice?

What are you asking for both?

Yes, we'll take one!

Nice! Do you have extras?

Appreciate this post. With all the new business it can make some resort to the "this is good enough" mentality just to turn and burn. I understand the pressure from clients can have an effect too. It's our responsibility being in the industry to ensure vinyl continues to be a viable and in demand fo...

Holy cats, I just saw this today, and I can't stop thinking about it.... that is a beautiful thing for sure. But you prefer the Fairchild? I just find it easier in my set up right now, no tubes to have to worry about. Len and Jacob both said it sounded fantastic, probably comparable to feedback gra...

Thinking about it! See you're speaking there Greg!

the agnew lathe wont be cheap, he makes hand made professional equipment... which he'll need to charge for. Unless he out sources the machining maybe, but still.. don't expect Souri prices.

If you have the money, I have a Cook mono feedback head with original tube amps. Asking 3k

https://reverb.com/item/63753019-cook-feedback-cutterhead-and-amplifier-for-record-lathe

I had this issue on a couple lacquers, I believe it was because the box was new and I didn't air it out long enough so the lacquers were "wet". Although, it could have just been bad lacquers.