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user-deletedwrote
Sun, 30 Dec 2012Regardless of sound quality in the current state, this is ridiculously badass. I mean, I remember thinking it was badass to be able to play an LP and record it onto a cassette, so perhaps I'm easily impressed. Even if I am, this is just merely scratching the surface of something that could be BIG. Can't wait to see where this technology eventually leads!

CyrriduSwrote
Fri, 28 Dec 2012They should have started with the covers first..

runningoutofspacewrote
Mon, 24 Dec 2012While it's at the infantile stage, it could be promising in the long run. I wonder how long but won't lose sleep or waste too many 0's & 1's over this one. Like many things, the initial stage looks unpromising but given the real status & upkeep of lathes, this could be very promising if it evolves to the point where it exceeds/corrects some of vinyl's accepted flaws, limitations and they get it really right.

usverwrote
Mon, 24 Dec 2012^ this

evanmcleanwrote
Sun, 23 Dec 2012Its an experiment, Jesus. Imagine how much 3d printers will improve within the next decade (especially considering how much they have improved in the last) - some serious implications for being able to 'print' your own dubplates at home on the cheap. Pointless, I think not.

jesus-loves-acidwrote
Sat, 22 Dec 2012Pointless waste of time and plastic