Re: [ARSCLIST] Drowned Paramounts in August

[Steven Smolian <smolians@xxxxxxxxx>]

But seriously, folks...

What is the pollution history of the river?  Were the parts masters, 
mothers, stampers?  Were they backed or flimsy plates?  Were they uncoated 
or covered with protective grease, as was done at Columbia?

It sure sounds exciting, regardless.  I assume you are now at home, sitting 
in your Wisconson chair.

Steve
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From: "Dick Spottswood" <dick@xxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Drowned Paramounts in August


> Three metal parts (not tapes) were fetched in a local yard sale, and the
> question became: What are they?  The trip to the river bottom was (I
> think) an afterthought.
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> Does anyone here have sources in the Grafton area to find out what
> happened with the dive? Not sure
> you'd recover anything usable but might have some interesting display
> artifacts. Article describes
> "metal master tape." I'm assuming that's an error and what the recording
> engineer's heir has is a
> metal disk part?
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> -- Tom Fine
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> > (thanks to Lance Ledbetter!)
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