CDR-1 wrote:GZ is good.

Plus they are realitivly cheap.

and they do 210 gram LP's , which I have never seen.

Only problem with GZ is that they only accept quarter-inch tapes and they use a digital delay to feed their cutting lathe. So if you want a pure analog cut, GZ is not the right place.

Humphrey Bear wrote:

CDR-1 wrote:GZ is good.

Plus they are realitivly cheap.

and they do 210 gram LP's , which I have never seen.

Only problem with GZ is that they only accept quarter-inch tapes and they use a digital delay to feed their cutting lathe. So if you want a pure analog cut, GZ is not the right place.

SAME SIZE FONT!! HOORAY!! THANK YOU!

Sorry. I don't believe I mentioned that the 1/2" master that I am referring to has already been mastered by a mastering engineer.

The engineer mastered it with the intention of it being pressed to vinyl, and has done this for many other bands whose records have turned out well. I'm confident. I do believe that he applied the RIAA curve.

For pure analog cuts contact Paul Gold at Salt Mastering. Great guy, great ears, great pricing.

http://www.vinylmastering.net/index.html

If a pure analog cut is not needed then I hear that Bob Weston guy is running a tight ship.

http://www.chicagomasteringservice.com/