The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

Rare Form Mastering in Minneapolis, MN, USA. I've been mastering since 1984 but got into cutting only about three years ago and I'm having a blast! I'm loving the sound and the process of making records. I've been a tech for most of my career and custom build much of my own gear. Getting under the h...

Regarding auction scams: if an auction looks suspicious but the item is worth some effort, one can use an escrow service as a middle man to protect both buyer and seller.

An example would be

https://www.escrow.com/?gclid=CJKSsZjpwLMCFelFMgodbWEAUA

Scientists Speak Out Against Helium In Balloons

http://science.slashdot.org/story/12/09/23/0518247/scientists-speak-out-against-wasting-helium-in-balloons?utm_source=rss1.0mainlinkanon&utm_medium=feed

Hey,

Does anyone have a schematic for the SAB 74-G (21665-142-A01 16G1) card?

Thanks!

GR

Can't vouch for its condiction but there's an A80 preview deck on eBay. I'm not sure the seller knows what it is.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/120973198393?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649#ht_500wt_1414

Did those bulbs work?

Polarity reversal can happen in a number of places - including your playback system. Is it happening on both channels?

mossboss wrote:Humanoid.
You nailed it. Some time back I put up a link on a trial with refrigerated or not on lacquers after a cut, it is here somewhere.
I am sure. I can dig it up and post it again if there is any interest

Please do. Thanks!

Lacquers Anything up to 8 dB loss can be occur on lacquers that have been cut and left out of the refrigerator There is a loss regardless as the material that has not been "cut" but rather pushed wants to go back where it was pushed from The cooling down slows that effect down quite effectively Wou...

I'm also looking for a VMS66 or 70. Lathe and electronics only. I have a head.

Thanks,

He'll have more time this year to listen to records - unfortunately.

One strange thing I noticed is that the center hold on mine is too large. I was reading way too much W&F on my table and the reading was different each time I tried it. Then I noticed the slack in the center hole. Manually centering the disk made the issue go away.

Something to watch out for.

GR

class D. well i guess a fat class A tubeamp would be nicer.hehe but i think could be good. never tested. always wanted to check those class D amps. not sure how they do in higher range... I just saw this thread and remembered reading Bruno Putzeys' response to a similar question. He pretty strongly...