Acetate discs in excess of 50 years old begin to gradually dry out and craze.  Layers can fall off of the aluminum  or glass (WWII) base.  We have much experience in aligning and reattaching these sections.
Even broken discs can be repaired so that they can be played and recorded onto a more stable medium.  Pieces were mended with our proprietary methods.
This broken WWII era glass disc required filling in missing areas along the break and careful alignment of fragments under a microscope.

 

Even wire recordings get special treatment.  Pictured is our custom machine with solid state, low noise, accurately equalized electronics.

 

For those with needs of vintage sounds we maintain a large archive of vintage and audiophile sounds, including early stereo from the former, Robert Oakes Jordan and Associates.

 

 

 

Old Digital / PCM recordings made on videotape can be transferred using our Sony PCM-F1.

 

We can decode a number of different noise reduction methods, such as DBX I, DBX II, DOLBY B

 

 

  

 

 

 
1/4 inch to 1/2 inch tapes can be transferred from our variety of open reel tape decks

 

 

  

 
 

 

 

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