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Record grooves under an electron microscope

These almost look like a surface on an alien planet. Pretty cool... http://www.synthgear.com/2010/audio-gear/record-grooves-electron-microscope/ Mofimadness  (Threads | Answers | This Thread) 02-22-10

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Click title to read one, or click date to read all below it. 02-22-10   Under such condition, the lp good sound produced by a cartri ...   Audiolui 02-22-10   Very cool. i pity the poor styli! that's quite a bumpy rid ...   Mapman 02-22-10: Donaudio That's very interesting. I would love to see some electron photos after a record has been cleaned with different solutions and machines etc. because all we have so far are subjective observations. Don Donaudio  (Threads | Answers | This Thread) 02-22-10   I fantasize about record repairing nano-bots that you could ...   Elizabeth 02-22-10   "record repairing nano-bots": like super micro ve ...   Mofimadness 02-22-10   Only on star trek: the next generation.   Gslone 02-22-10   Awesome, simply awesome... thanks mofimadness! the cleaning ...   Istanbulu 02-23-10   I'm with donaudio. this is the tool to use to evaluate diff ...   Td160 02-23-10   The "magnified further still" link is funny.   Dusty 02-23-10   Cheapest electron microscpe used $25,000 but for a good used ...   Elizabeth 02-23-10   Are the grooves really that small? electron microscopes a ...   Mapman 02-23-10   I have access to an electron microscope at work and would be ...   Mhedges 02-23-10   Sem is commonly used in semiconductor, sample prep with gold ...   Semi 02-23-10   What a cool link/thread mofi! thanks for posting it!   Srwooten

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