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Underloop
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 Posted - 2007/05/07 : 21:30:35
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Originally posted by Dain-Ja:
that's called a dubplate
it lasts about 30 plays and doesn't sound as good as a normal vinyl record
be careful with it
most big name producers/DJs used to play these almost exclusively
Depends what its made from. Dubplates were made from acetate. I get the impression that this is actually cut onto vinyl
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Jax
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Posted - 2007/05/07 : 22:28:04
I think this is the company bulby was talking about http://www.dubstudio.co.uk/dubstudio
Ive had them in my favourites for a while .
DJ-Pure, i think you should change your username to DJ-Pure-Minted 
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bulby_g
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Posted - 2007/05/08 : 09:32:34
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Originally posted by Jax:
I think this is the company bulby was talking about http://www.dubstudio.co.uk/dubstudio
Yup.
"Vinyl dubplates are made of hard-wearing plastic and last as long as pressed vinyl records. Mix, scratch, rewind and play these plates as many times as you like with no audible deterioration over long periods of time." :)
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5m0k3y
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Posted - 2007/05/09 : 03:52:17
It's actually PVC biscuits that are used. Mine's been played about 20 or so times and still sounds mint. I'm working on a few trancers and a house track ATM, which will be cut by these guys. I can't sing their praises enough!
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