I lack the ambition to go look, so how inflated is the shipping charge?

On Sat, 2 Dec 2006 19:21:40 -0500, Walt Sommers wrote:

>Imagine mastering and producing a "glass" record in 1940....Exactly what
>would have been added to glass in order to maintain its strength when it is
>formed into grooves with sub-micron surfaces? This would shave a record
>duster down to the leather in a wink! What on earth would you use (short of
>a laser) as a stylus?

>I say soak it in a 50/50 mixture of denatured alcohol and acetone and then
>scrap the aluminum core for money (maybe 80 cents worth if you can get all
>the dissolved goo off).

>Now if Franklin D. Roosevelt doesn't appeal to you, take a look at this Kate
>Smith recording for $50,000.00 ON A GLASS RECORD in eBay auction
>180025283702.

>Is it possible that these folks REALLY believe their descriptions? Perhaps
>it is some kind of gold-fever euphoria gone haywire. I just can't (or
>perhaps don't want to) believe that the such things are egregious fraud in
>hopes of getting that spare $50,000 out of the pocket of a passer-by.

>Weird....



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