This made-to-order service lets you press anything you want to vinyl
With a nostalgic look back into the more retro of times, there’s been a resurgence of interest in amassing physical collections of music, with vinyl sales up 800% in 2014 since 2004. A new service, Super Specific Vinyl on Demand, has been launched to meet this upswing in demand, offering limited-run vinyl pressings of anything users order. Super Specific Vinyl lathe-cuts orders, which could include obscure or out-of-print albums, creating your own compilation of greatest hits of your favorite band, or even making a record of your own music without having to put in a gigantic order to sell, because records are made on demand with no minimum order quantity. In regards to the legality of reproducing copyrighted music, Super Specific Vinyl on Demand has stressed that all records would be non-commercial, and have been legally purchased in their original format. The service has the capability of cutting 7- and 12- inch records, and is purchasing additional lathes to meet order demands through crowdfunding. You can check out their launch video and read more about the service on the IndieGoGo page. H/T: Vinyl Factory
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