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Curve Pusher

Hastings, East Sussex-based Curve Pusher is one of the UK’s leading vinyl record cutting and audio mastering studios, having been mastering and cutting records since 1999. The studio suite (with four separate rooms) is known for its world-class analogue mastering chain, including three Neumann VMS70 lathes and a suite of classic hardware. They offer services from vinyl lacquer cutting (7/10 and 12-inch), and digital/vinyl mastering to tape transfers and audio restoration.

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