jar@siemens.UUCP (09/19/85)
There was an article in Digital Audio (don't know which issue but within the last 5 months) about that topic. But I'm not sure that you will find the piece of information you want. I'm also trying to get more information about the new CD-production-process.
ark@alice.UucP (Andrew Koenig) (09/19/85)
> Why in the world aren't more CD manufacturing plants > springing up considering the incredible and unforecast high demand? Surely > it doesn't take a year to bring up a new plant, and cost isn't a real concern > for the large music companies - after all, Nimbus, a small British concern, > opened up its own plant for its own CDs (and to be fair, others to fill up > the line - but mostly for its own catalog). I have heard that it does indeed take a year or more to set up a CD plant. For instance, the one in the USA was apparently plagued by vibration problems that took months to find.
djb@riccb.UUCP (Dave J. Burris ) (09/23/85)
> I have heard that it does indeed take a year or more to set up > a CD plant. For instance, the one in the USA was apparently > plagued by vibration problems that took months to find. Months to eliminate I would believe but months to find? The CBS record plant in Terre Haute, In. is located directly adjacent to a railroad and two major streets. -- Dave Burris ..!ihnp4!ihopa!riccb!djb Rockwell Switching Systems, Downers Grove, Il.