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| 7th Oct 2013, 11:59 PM | ||
 | bobzyeruncle Member since Jan 2013 28 Points | Acetates are cut for reference purposes, though. Other materials, commonly called 'laquers' are used for cutting, which are in turn plated and used to make stampers. They're rather rigid, as an acetate is far too soft and actually flammable. It is true that you could theoretically use a mono vinyl copy to reverse a cut to 'wax', but highly unlikely, as the end result would be basically unplayable. Transferring something like that to microgroove stereo is impossible. Edited by bobzyeruncle on 8th Oct 2013, 6:35 AM |
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