Your best bet would be to have an acetate cut I would think. If you're interested in having one or two copies then that would be the way to go. Acetates have a much shorter life than vinyl, but it's a cheaper route to go unless you're filthy rich. Most places that deal with a lot of 12-inch vinyl can probably hook you up with someone that can do it. Generally you do want the highest quality master possible, either CD or DAT... some places won't consider a master from any other source but that. Just passing along what I know/heard.
Matt E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://magicmattkelly.tripod.com > How does one go about getting a record mastered and pressed, just for > personal use? I realize that this might be a more complicated question > than I made it out to be. The guys from Detroit that were featured in > Techno Rebels, can anyone go to them or do they just cater to the Detroit > techno elite? Also, do they only master from dats or from all types of > media. Sorry if these are stupid questions but I'm kind of new to this. > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > Kevin
