[78-L] Pressing 78 RPM recordings

Michael Shoshani michael.shoshani at gmail.com.invalid
Thu Sep 15 06:45:15 PDT 2016


If you're looking for shellac, you won't find it. 78 RPM shellac records
had many other ingredients including cotton flock, rottenstone, and carbon,
as well as different grades of shellac in the mixture - all carefully
processed, filtered, processed more, and all done on an industrial scale
both in raw supplies and in machinery that just doesn't exist anymore. The
entire infrastructure went into decline in the 1950s, and was moribund by
the start of the 1960s.

Vinyl is a different story.

Michael Shoshani
Chicago


On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 3:28 AM, Maria Fletcher <
riajfletcher at gmail.com.invalid> wrote:

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> Does anyone know, anyone, anywhere, that can press a 78 RPM record?
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> Thanks
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> Maria
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