Fascinating.
By coincidence this was in the Guardian UK today.
Keep up the great work!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/may/25/pete-hutchison-interview-new-vinyl-recording
Label head Pete Hutchison gave us a quick tour of the restored vintage gear as well as a look at his collection of vintage gear including original Marantz monoblock tube amplifiers, an EMT turntable and Quad ESL-57s—all legends among audio aficionados.
. It was a last minute, unplanned visit so all I had to document the hour was my iPhone but there are some pretty good images of the restored Danish Lyrec and EMI BTR2 tube tape decks as well as the Lyrec/Ortofon all-tube cutting system. A stereo cutter head was installed that day but for the mono reissues a mono cutter head is used of course. Not shown is a solid state board identical to the one used at Abbey Road. It's not used for these all-tube Electric Recording Co. reissues.
Fascinating.
By coincidence this was in the Guardian UK today.
Keep up the great work!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/may/25/pete-hutchison-interview-new-vinyl-recording
...thanks.
"Save for a few little crackles here and there, it's perfect."
I wonder how many people would define "good sound" as the complete absence of extraneous noise?
Is MF the Stereophile writer referred to in the Guardian article ?
this is like those spy gadget in the old movies like they listen and it's being recorded. it must be considered as advanced technology in the olden days.