White Swirl

pigammon wrote:

Stl_ben wrote:How minimum are you looking? Most pressing plants can't press fewer than 50 because how fast the machines work...most customers don't order that few becuase the price per copy at that small of pressing is crazy high.

About 100, maybe 80.

You may check with Pirate Press, I believe they use a EURO plant to press their stuff. A press run of a $100 is probably going to cost you at least $10 per record, even more per record for a smaller run.....The price drop significantly if you make a larger pressing!

pigammon wrote:

Stl_ben wrote:How minimum are you looking? Most pressing plants can't press fewer than 50 because how fast the machines work...most customers don't order that few becuase the price per copy at that small of pressing is crazy high.

About 100, maybe 80.

GZ is the largest manufacturer of vinyl in the world currently and is located in the Czech Republic.

Here's a list of plants throughout the world (2nd post), not sure how up to date it is considering the ever changing landscape of record pressing.
http://lathetrolls.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1227

gotta groove just rolled out a pretty awesome new make a record at home kit,,, definiteliy NOT a april fools joke


http://gottagrooverecords.com/2015/04/i ... ecord-kit/

Hahaha!

achouza wrote:gotta groove just rolled out a pretty awesome new make a record at home kit,,, definiteliy NOT a april fools joke


http://gottagrooverecords.com/2015/04/i ... ecord-kit/

Actually, the concept isn't quite as far fetched as it sounds. You should read this article on Emory Cook and his process for making records on-demand back in the 1950s.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cook_Records
http://si-siris.blogspot.com/2013/05/ma ... -cook.html