Vinylify a company based in Amsterdam enables you to have your favourite digital music converted into bespoke vinyl records. Using original machinery from 1980s Germany, the start-up allows you to upload tracks to be printed into vinyl with dust covers and custom sleeves.
Prices start at around £35/40 and the records take 3/4 weeks to be produced.You can press upto 10 minutes of music to on each side of a 10-inch record. vinylify.com
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