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  Monique Dolan

  14 years ago

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  They don't make record presses anymore. You have to get your vinyl manufactured by someone who still has the presses. I don't think the manufacturers sell them often because they are basically extinct. Record Pressing is my link they have two pressing plants down in L.A. and do short runs of vinyl.

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  nikk meffley

  14 years ago

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  where can i buy a record pressing machine??? i want to buy a small record press...are they really extinct now??? theres one out there not being used right now, howcan i buy it???

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  Rodger

  14 years ago

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  Stamped CD!?..WTF!?

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  Dewjam

  14 years ago

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  Isn't making a master CD just as difficult as making a master vinyl ? Commercially they are both mastered and stamped much the same way.

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  dan Clement

  14 years ago

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  Hmmm.... is it not the content, rather than the production process, of the record that makes it valuable?

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  Lukree

  15 years ago

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  A little bit misleading briefing on this article in my opinion. Of course making the master mold (right term?) is complicated task but as you can see at the end of the video, the manufacturing of vinyl records is really pretty much automatic...

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  Brian Everett

  15 years ago

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  This is why I collect vinyl records. Because I know I am getting what I paid for, and it is a lifetime collectable. Unlike CD's and digital downloads, whose prices are extremely inflated when you think about the effort that goes into making them as opposed to vinyl.

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