FLEXI's?
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- Scheckywhite
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FLEXI's?
Anyone know where I could get 300 flexi discs cut/pressed?
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Hello, this is the website: www.vinylrecorder.com
confidentbob
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Got an address for possible flexidisc manufacture . . .
Ken Brisbin
Erika Records Manufacturing
12031 Regentview Avenue
Downey, CALIFORNIA 90241
Wk: (562) 904-2701
Fx: Fax (562) 904-2733
Dr Rubberfunk
Pete Docherty flexi on a recent issue of Amelia's Magazine - http://www.ameliasmagazine.com - and a lovely email from Amelia herself, has revealed that they were manufactured by a certain Henry Lavelle at Modo Productions, 11 Codrington Mews, London W11 2EH
Modo number - it's 020 7535 6730 and
Liam is the guy to talk to there. Who knows, they may be able to find someone else still doing them ...
el dorado in germany? www.eldorado-media.com
i'm not sure if they do flexi's but what i know is that they do press 5 inch vinyl . nice guys there and maybe a opportunity!?
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Got an address for possible flexidisc manufacture . . .
Ken Brisbin
Erika Records Manufacturing
12031 Regentview Avenue
Downey, CALIFORNIA 90241
Wk: (562) 904-2701
Fx: Fax (562) 904-2733
Dr Rubberfunk
Pete Docherty flexi on a recent issue of Amelia's Magazine - http://www.ameliasmagazine.com - and a lovely email from Amelia herself, has revealed that they were manufactured by a certain Henry Lavelle at Modo Productions, 11 Codrington Mews, London W11 2EH
Modo number - it's 020 7535 6730 and
Liam is the guy to talk to there. Who knows, they may be able to find someone else still doing them ...
el dorado in germany? www.eldorado-media.com
i'm not sure if they do flexi's but what i know is that they do press 5 inch vinyl . nice guys there and maybe a opportunity!?
- Scheckywhite
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- Scheckywhite
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fuck
''...Modo Production numbers, and although I haven't actually spoken to them myself, it seems from others who have, that the guy they were using to manufacture flexis is no longer doing them. Something about some machinery getting smashed up in a fit of rage! Who said vinyl obsessives walked a fine line..." from http://www.verygoodplus.co.uk/showthread.php?t=86
that was back in 02. so that lead's gone cold.
i've seen a LOT of bootleg flexis pop up on ebay from a seller claiming to be Polish/Russian selling stuff from Madonna to the White Stripes.
I cant see anywhere on that eldorado site where they press 5" singles neither-
''...Modo Production numbers, and although I haven't actually spoken to them myself, it seems from others who have, that the guy they were using to manufacture flexis is no longer doing them. Something about some machinery getting smashed up in a fit of rage! Who said vinyl obsessives walked a fine line..." from http://www.verygoodplus.co.uk/showthread.php?t=86
that was back in 02. so that lead's gone cold.
i've seen a LOT of bootleg flexis pop up on ebay from a seller claiming to be Polish/Russian selling stuff from Madonna to the White Stripes.
I cant see anywhere on that eldorado site where they press 5" singles neither-
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The company that did most of the flexi's in the old days was Evatone:
http://www.evatone.com/AboutEvatone_History.aspx
Might as well call their number as see if they still do anything! Let me know what you find out. Looks like they do CD stuff now, mostly.
http://www.evatone.com/AboutEvatone_History.aspx
Might as well call their number as see if they still do anything! Let me know what you find out. Looks like they do CD stuff now, mostly.
- cuttercollector
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a sociological comment:
"Might as well call their number as see if they still do anything! "
a sociological comment:
Perhaps if companies like this realize that there is a trend especially among younger culture (who are no longer fascinated by the "Gee Whiz" factor of computers and all they do for us, but treat them as just another appliance)
back toward older methodologies and media "in the hand" as opposed to virtual, they might just consider re-entering a market like flexis. They could be put in small printed promo 'zines for concerts and events etc. It would be cool. And something relatively permanent in today's "here today - gone tomorrow" website world. Other than the fact that things like 'zines and flexis consume resources they, I think represent a good link back to a less "virtual" world.
You might point Evatone to this group for example.
a sociological comment:
Perhaps if companies like this realize that there is a trend especially among younger culture (who are no longer fascinated by the "Gee Whiz" factor of computers and all they do for us, but treat them as just another appliance)
back toward older methodologies and media "in the hand" as opposed to virtual, they might just consider re-entering a market like flexis. They could be put in small printed promo 'zines for concerts and events etc. It would be cool. And something relatively permanent in today's "here today - gone tomorrow" website world. Other than the fact that things like 'zines and flexis consume resources they, I think represent a good link back to a less "virtual" world.
You might point Evatone to this group for example.
Hello,
I arrived on this interesting forum while looking for flexis.
I know it has been asked millions of times here and there but if anyone could have a contact where to press flexis, postcard-vinyls and / or X-ray vinyls it would be great.
I don't need millions of copies and it would be for pressing noise.
Thank you.
I arrived on this interesting forum while looking for flexis.
I know it has been asked millions of times here and there but if anyone could have a contact where to press flexis, postcard-vinyls and / or X-ray vinyls it would be great.
I don't need millions of copies and it would be for pressing noise.
Thank you.
it seems that, although strangely unlikely, ALL original flexidisc production gear is gone. As I see it, the only way to make flexis now would be to cut clear plastic and glue it onto pictures/graphics - which can be done, but takes a very long time
All the forums about it I have seen in the past few years all lead to a dead end - wierd that not ONE person somewhere in the world has kept some equipment - if someone has he is keeping it a secret
good luck
All the forums about it I have seen in the past few years all lead to a dead end - wierd that not ONE person somewhere in the world has kept some equipment - if someone has he is keeping it a secret
good luck
- blacknwhite
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FLEXI DISC MANUFACTURER UK
Further to the posts about flexi's in the UK the main manufacturer was Lyntone i have a few of them, and wondered if the business still exists in some form, any further information appreciated. There must be some former employees about still? I will dig mine out see if any clues!
Flexi's!!!
Hey All
Here is another thread for all of you right here
https://lathetrolls.com/viewtopic.php?t=1063&highlight=flexis&mforum=lathetrolls
Cheers
Here is another thread for all of you right here
https://lathetrolls.com/viewtopic.php?t=1063&highlight=flexis&mforum=lathetrolls
Cheers