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I've had cuts by both Henry and Jason and would happily recommend either. Both have been super communicative at good guys regarding being "in the same biz" as them also, make of that what you will.

is it possible to get them done overseas? we have vynil cutters hear in perth but i would preffere to go with one of the companies recomended.

Don't think there is much point in cutting dub plates now except for self satisfaction of owning one. Shame really, always been a big advocate of Vinyl.

Don't think there is much point in cutting dub plates now except for self satisfaction of owning one. Shame really, always been a big advocate of Vinyl.

Why would you say that B-Frank??
Loads of people still use and cut duplates.
I've had some of my tunes written to vinyl by a couple ninjas in the UK.

if you DJ with vinyl, it's nice to be able to play your own tunes without paying bare for CDJs or a decent laptop

o yes

B-Frank wrote:Don't think there is much point in cutting dub plates now except for self satisfaction of owning one. Shame really, always been a big advocate of Vinyl.

self satisfaction... there is nothing cool about mp3's. but yeah i mainly want one cut just to say iv done it really.

Just got my plates today and I have to say I'm really happy with them.

Big up Henry and Hazel at Dubstudio! Really good service.

Will be getting my first cut soon got to finish a few bits first. Still deciding on where to get them mastered and cut.

milesNL wrote:Just got my plates today and I have to say I'm really happy with them.

Big up Henry and Hazel at Dubstudio! Really good service.

did you go for vinyl or acetate dubs?

10" acetate. They sound great now and I think if you take good care of them they won't wear down that much. Maybe cueing will get difficult I don't know, time will tell..

B-Frank wrote:Don't think there is much point in cutting dub plates now except for self satisfaction of owning one. Shame really, always been a big advocate of Vinyl.

Well if you don't want to play digital formats for whatever reason, dubplates are the only way to DJ unreleased music. So yeah I'd say there definitely is a point in cutting dubs even if you can't see it.

£10 Bag wrote:

B-Frank wrote:Don't think there is much point in cutting dub plates now except for self satisfaction of owning one. Shame really, always been a big advocate of Vinyl.

Well if you don't want to play digital formats for whatever reason, dubplates are the only way to DJ unreleased music. So yeah I'd say there definitely is a point in cutting dubs even if you can't see it.

This. For me it's the only way to play out my own stuff. I don't want to start messing with my laptop or even CDJ's when I'm playing out.

I remember reading a few pages back about eds vinyl(http://www.edsvinyl.com/ordering-a-reco ... e-cut.html) did anyone end up using them?

Marcus wrote:I remember reading a few pages back about eds vinyl(http://www.edsvinyl.com/ordering-a-reco ... e-cut.html) did anyone end up using them?

Used these guys about 6 or 7 times now..
They only cut to vinyl I think but always sound phat! Must of played one of the plates about 50 times now and it still sounds clean.

24 quid for two sided 12'' including postage too. Obviously never gonna sound like a transition plate but you get what you pay for and I think these lot are great value for money..

Sound like I work for them here..

epochalypso wrote:

lylo wrote:

Marcus wrote:I remember reading a few pages back about eds vinyl(http://www.edsvinyl.com/ordering-a-reco ... e-cut.html) did anyone end up using them?

Used these guys about 6 or 7 times now..
They only cut to vinyl I think but always sound phat! Must of played one of the plates about 50 times now and it still sounds clean.

24 quid for two sided 12'' including postage too. Obviously never gonna sound like a transition plate but you get what you pay for and I think these lot are great value for money..

Sound like I work for them here..

Just what I wanted to hear, Thanks!

Marcus wrote:

lylo wrote:

Marcus wrote:I remember reading a few pages back about eds vinyl(http://www.edsvinyl.com/ordering-a-reco ... e-cut.html) did anyone end up using them?

Used these guys about 6 or 7 times now..
They only cut to vinyl I think but always sound phat! Must of played one of the plates about 50 times now and it still sounds clean.

24 quid for two sided 12'' including postage too. Obviously never gonna sound like a transition plate but you get what you pay for and I think these lot are great value for money..

Sound like I work for them here..

Just what I wanted to hear, Thanks!

Go on lad get them plates cut