Pro-grade record cutter lets musos make their own master discs

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June 14, 2026

The APC-2 is described as "professional record cutter built and designed for producing original playback discs with superior sound quality in real time"

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A few years ago, Teenage Engineering partnered with designer Yuri Suzuki for a cute lo-fi vinyl cutter. Now the Swedes are going pro with the limited-edition APC-2, a full-sized record cutter for churning out high-quality playback discs.

This beast of a machine measures 51 x 23.6 x 15.7 inches (1,300 x 600 x 400 mm) and weighs in at 308 lb (140 kg), so you're not going to be lugging it from studio to rehearsal space by yourself. The APC-2 has been developed in collaboration with analog lovers SuperSense "to enable access to anyone who wants their music or sound on a physical record."

Once a blank is placed on the turntable and the super-low-flutter direct-drive motor rocking...

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