Polycarbonate Embossed Lathe Cuts & Lacquer Mastering
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917-580-0052
New York Lathe cuts, A lacquer mastering / record cutting service in New York City Located 2 miles from Greenpoint Brooklyn, NY headed by record cutting engineer Rich Flores, known for cutting The Misfits first 45 vinyl,"Cough Cool" in 1977.
The Best Sounding custom 7" Inch Lathe Cut Records for Just $8.00. Fast turnaround 2 days for 5 copies, made of 1.6 mm clear polycarbonate. The grooves are embossed. Each disc recorded in real time for limited runs of 20 copies or less. I can cut lacquers or emboss polycarbonate reference discs on the same Scully lathe, by just changing the sapphire stylus.
Have your music on square or round lathe cuts made of clear polycarbonate plastic.
NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
OPTIONS
Size 7"
RPM 33 RPM, 45 RPM
Vinyl Color Transparent
Max quantity 20
Weight 42 gr
Centre labels One colour
Lacquer cutting
Inner sleeves
Equipment
Scully 601 Lathe with Crestron controller
WESTREX 3D Cutter Head/EL34 Tube Amp
HAECO AD-2
DBX DDP
TELETRONIX Clone LA-2 Optical units optoT4B
Behringer Ultra-Dyne 9024 for De-Essing
Pioneer S-MT3W Monitor Speakers
Harmon Kardon Citation Eleven Phono Pre-Amp
Luxman PD-272 Turntable / Stanton 681
HP 1200B Oscilloscope Phase monitor
Audcity / VLC /Cool Edit Software
Price list
All orders must be paid up front in FULL before work begins.
10" and 12" not available.
Minimum Quantity 5 per order.
Maximum Quantity 20 per order.
NO SET-UP FEES EVER !
7" Disc - 45 rpm 4 mins $8 both sides
7" Disc - 33 rpm EP 7 mins $10 both sides
Clients
Fast turn around times for 5 copies, usually 2 days.
For quantities of 20, about a week.
About
I currently run New York Lathe Cuts in NY as a Mastering Engineer. I manufacture the only Embossing Sapphire Recording Styli made especially for recording polycarbonate record blanks.
I started cutting acetates back in 1972 With Walter Gibbons. He and I started Melting Pot Sound, a acetate dub plate record cutting service for DJ's. Long after many years, I discovered in 1976, Walter Gibbons was secretly working with Frank Trimarco from Sunshine Sound. I decided to give up the business in 1986 to go into the NEON sign business and sold my lathe on consignment to Robert S.Cosulich of TRANSCO PRODUCTS CORP in Linden, NJ.
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Comments
Looking for 2 7" dubplates (1 sided)
Sept. 23, 2020, 2:51 p.m.
Looking to make our first 12” dub plate and want to learn more about the phonograph records, and reference dub plates. Thanks in advance.
Feb. 1, 2020, 3:35 p.m.
Can you make 78rpm records that play on a Victrola?
Jan. 16, 2020, 6:45 a.m.
Hi i want to make a 7 inch 45 rpm , but in 10 days im going to mexico, now im in santa monica, want to know if we are ok with the times
Sept. 26, 2019, 3:43 a.m.
Fast turn around times for a few copies, usually 2 days.
For quantities of 20, about 1 week we're extremely
slow, this business sucks !
June 6, 2019, 4:36 a.m.
Turn around time usually 3 days.
Sept. 26, 2017, 8:34 a.m.
Looking to press a single-sided lathe cut record as a gift for someone. Please email me back if that's a possibility!
Sept. 8, 2017, 5:35 p.m.
Started cutting records in 1972 did the Misfits first 45 7" disc "Cough Cool" in 1977
Aug. 4, 2017, 8:11 p.m.
New York Lathe Cuts
Dubplate Cutting
Master Disc Cutting
Established in2016
CountryUnited States of America
CityNew York City
ShipmentUnited States of America
Phone+1 917-580-0052
Contact personRich Flores (owner)
Emailrecordcut@usa.com
Website https://nylathecuts.com
Social https://www.facebook.com/lathecut/ https://twitter.com/LatheCut https://www.instagram.com/lathecutrecord https://www.discogs.com/user/Lathe-cut-records https://www.blogger.com/profile/05326118571223466423 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPIquSTB9EpX1K1mo_4sXoQ
Comments
Looking for 2 7" dubplates (1 sided)
Sept. 23, 2020, 2:51 p.m.
Looking to make our first 12” dub plate and want to learn more about the phonograph records, and reference dub plates. Thanks in advance.
Feb. 1, 2020, 3:35 p.m.
Can you make 78rpm records that play on a Victrola?
Jan. 16, 2020, 6:45 a.m.