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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2018 · 1H 38M

Episode 82: Eric Astor (Furnace Record Pressing / ORG Music)

from Vinyl Emergency · host Jim Hanke, Furnace Record Pressing & Eric Astor

President and CEO of Fairfax, VA's Furnace Record Pressing Eric Astor has seemingly done it all within the record label / disto / CD and vinyl pressing universe over the last 20+ years, with zero sign of stopping: Furnace is soon adding 16 new and refurbished vinyl presses, likely solidifying them as the second largest vinyl pressing plant in America. Today, Eric chats about his previous and current companies (including ORGMusic, VinylStyl and Lumberjack Distribution), as well as what these new machines mean for not just Furnace's output, but for the current bottlenecking experienced across the board by today's vinyl manufacturers. Visit FurnaceMFG.com and ORGMusic.com for more information!  

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