Like many music lovers today, I have a huge digital library and even though I’ve now converted much of my vinyl collection to MP3, I still return to my racks often. I’ve not really considered the possibility of converting my MP3/OGG/FLAC files into 12-inch records … until now. While exploring the limits of today’s 3D-printing technology, digital music tinkerer Amanda Ghassaei has come up with a technique for converting digital audio files of virtually any format into 3D-printed, 33.3 RPM records that can be played on any ordinary turntable.
via gizmag
