GZ Digital Media visit

JOHNROOKE · 3rd March 2010

With an ever increasing number of Transco and Apollo masters finding their way to Pressing Plants across the UK and Europe Peter Inker and I felt a visit to G.Z, situated just outside Prague was long overdue.

We were greeted by Jaroslav Jungman and Petr Hlousek and we were immediately impressed by their enthusiasm – not surprising when G.Z. have an order book for more than 300,000 vinyl pressings – a healthy increase on last year.

Vinyl lives on – who said vinyl was dead?

For more information on the services provided by GZ please visit http://www.gzdm.cz/

John

Some pic's for you (click to enlarge).

120kHz · 24th March 2010

Hi John,
Thanks for the nice pics. It's fun to see where other people work. Even though there's a vinyl "resurgence" (I'm really getting tired of this term, BTW), it sometimes feels like there are very few of us who still make LPs.

3rd March 2010	#1
JOHNROOKE Transco Blanx Ltd Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: UK Posts: 5 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	GZ Digital Media visit With an ever increasing number of Transco and Apollo masters finding their way to Pressing Plants across the UK and Europe Peter Inker and I felt a visit to G.Z, situated just outside Prague was long overdue. We were greeted by Jaroslav Jungman and Petr Hlousek and we were immediately impressed by their enthusiasm – not surprising when G.Z. have an order book for more than 300,000 vinyl pressings – a healthy increase on last year. Vinyl lives on – who said vinyl was dead? For more information on the services provided by GZ please visit http://www.gzdm.cz/ John Some pic's for you (click to enlarge).

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24th March 2010	#2
120kHz Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 2 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi John, Thanks for the nice pics. It's fun to see where other people work. Even though there's a vinyl "resurgence" (I'm really getting tired of this term, BTW), it sometimes feels like there are very few of us who still make LPs.