[78-L] Cleaning bare aluminum discs?

[Sammy Jones]

Glenn,

Yes, please make transfers of the 1934 Jack Benny shows.  I'm interested in 
the details of the discs.  What size and speed are they?  What kind of 
labels are on them?  Can you tell if they are airchecks or linechecks, and 
if airchecks, then what station were they recorded from?

I've got several dozen Jack Benny lacquer transcriptions from the late '40s 
and early '50s.  Great shows and they sound great, too, but 1934 Benny shows 
are a real find even if their condition is a little rough!

Sammy

>
> How severe is the noise at  these spots?
>
> Transfers should be made, and digital tech can help relieve those spots.
> Future tech will no doubt yield better results, if the shows are saved 
> now.
>
> joe salerno
>
>
> On 6/25/2012 9:09 PM, Glenn Longwell wrote:
>> I recently came across 18 aluminum transcription discs of 1934 Jack Benny 
>> shows.  Unfortunately, they all have zinc oxide spots.  I've been 
>> wondering what to do with them so this thread is relevant but it would 
>> seem these may be a loss.
>> Glenn
>>