Although using a new technology to create an obsolete technology that plays another new technology might seem counter-intuitive to some, it certainly isn't the case with Instructables’ assistant tech editor Amanda Ghassaei who has create the world’s first 3D-printed records. Ghassaei used a highly advanced 600dpi 3D printer to create multiple sheets of plastic no thicker than 16 microns, thus replicating the grooves we associate with real vinyl records. The sampling rate and resolu...
Although using a new technology to create an obsolete technology that plays another new technology might seem counter-intuitive to some, it certainly isn't the case with Instructables’ assistant tech editor Amanda Ghassaei who has create the world’s first 3D-printed records. Ghassaei used a highly advanced 600dpi 3D printer to create multiple sheets of plastic no thicker than 16 microns, thus replicating the grooves we associate with real vinyl records. The sampling rate and resolu...
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