Lathe Cut Record Pricing

Maximum  Quantity 20 Lathe Cuts

All orders must be paid up front in FULL before work begins.

7" Disc - 45 rpm  4 mins $5 one  side

7" Disc - 45 rpm  4 mins $8 two  sides

Price subject to change **

7" Disc - 33 rpm EP  7 mins $8  one  side **

7" Disc  - 33 rpm EP 7 mins $12 two sides **

Large & Small hole same price

You Can Provide Your Own Labels

I don't Print Labels Or Jackets

Plain White Labels Are Optional  $1.00 each

Plain Paper Sleeves No Charge

10" and 12" Lp's, I don't recommend, because of noise build-up in the embossing process in recording long cuts of 10 minutes or more. No guarantee  there will be no intermittent surface noise that can pop-up.  

Anti-skating and tone arm counter weight adjustment is critical for embossed lathe cut to TRACK properly.

 Same Price for All Quantities  1 to 20  

(Max Qty. 20) 

 Maximum records I will make per order is 20, with the same 2 audio files for each disc, sides A&B. Do not ask me to do 20 different songs for each record, because this involves changing settings for each cut, even for a few records.This also applies to EP's 4 songs per disc NO MIX and MATCH. 

78 rpm  disc - Buy at your own  risk

No  guarantee it will play in antique jukeboxes.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING  NOT AVAILABLE. 

All records shipped Flat Rate USPS Priority Mail.

Shipping Pricing

Flat Rate Envelope 12″ x 15″  $7.75 it's seems that some one at my local Post office is hoarding them all.

Flat Rate Envelope  9 1/2" x 12 1/2" -  $7.75 good for 7" inch records

Medium Flat Rate Box - 11 1⁄4″ x 8 3⁄4″ x 6″ -  $15.05 Good for 10" & 12" records

LATHE CUT RECORDS WILL NOT PLAY ON ALL TURNTABLES !

YOU MUST ADJUST THE ANTI-SKATING!

Available in clear polycarbonate - Black discs are almost impossible to get. 

Sibilant Vocal Tracks 

De-essing    (also desibilizing) is any technique intended to reduce or eliminate    excessive highs in the recording or the prominence of sibilant consonants,

such as the sounds normally found in the vocal track by "s" and "sh", in recordings of the human voice.

Sibilant lies in  frequencies anywhere between 2–10 kHz, depending on the   individual's  dental work. This causes havoc in record cutting.

I WILL NOT FIX THIS THIS, THIS IS THE STUDIO'S RESPONSIBILITY. All AUDIO IS TRANSFERRED AS "FLAT CUT".

I'll throw in the Behringer 9024 Ultra-Dyne to clean up some sibilance 

  Sibilant WILL CAUSE THE RECORD TO SKIP AND AND WILL MAKE A RUSHING SOUND DURING PLAYBACK.

Custom Disc Diameters Sizes Can Be Made To Your Specifications  

 All orders must be paid up front in FULL before work begins.

Sales Are final No refunds These Are Custom Made Items.