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Altphonic Studio

Altphonic Studio is a professional recording, Dolby Atmos/Apple Digital Masters mastering, and vinyl lacquer cutting studio based in Tokyo, Japan, run by Atsushi Yamane. With two decades of experience, he has one of the world’s few installations of the Sillitoe Audio disc mastering system (SDMS). The lathe represents a rare, ground-up redesign in a field dominated by vintage vinyl cutting lathes. Altphonic also offer dub cutting in 7/10-inch and 12-inch options.

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