Thats how they used to do it. Yes, and on some it worked great. The lasers are
the "modern way" of creating it.
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From: Dave Ricketzz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm fairly certain the master is cut with a heated stylus being driven by heavy
duty coils being driven by audio amplifiers. The cutting head travels straight
across the blank, and a good playback system mimics this mechanism as closely
as possible.
Evan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
... However, when the master for the record is made lasers are used to create
and exact picture of the wave captured by the microphone...
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