Yo!
So, I have a friend who wants to transfer a 78 to digital medium-- this was a recording of a great-grandfather from WWI-- and I need to know the best way to do this without damaging the original shellac.
I don't have a (working) 78 player and I know I could play the disc on a regular TT, spin it and record on 45 speeding up to 78 through digitization, but I'm wondering if a pay-to-transfer option is better to preserve the original disc.
If anyone in the Atlanta area has a transfer rig and wants to make a few bucks, that would also be acceptable.
Lemme know!
Kofi
So, I have a friend who wants to transfer a 78 to digital medium-- this was a recording of a great-grandfather from WWI-- and I need to know the best way to do this without damaging the original shellac.
I don't have a (working) 78 player and I know I could play the disc on a regular TT, spin it and record on 45 speeding up to 78 through digitization, but I'm wondering if a pay-to-transfer option is better to preserve the original disc.
If anyone in the Atlanta area has a transfer rig and wants to make a few bucks, that would also be acceptable.
Lemme know!
Kofi