Where Sound Finds Its
Final Form.
Mastering, archival restoration,
and lacquer cutting.
Cut for the format.
Vinyl demands more than translation. It requires intention.
Using a Neumann VMS-66 lathe and hybrid analog-digital mastering chain, lacquers are cut to preserve depth, clarity, and impact while respecting the physical limits of the medium.
Low-frequency management, stereo field, groove geometry—every decision matters.
Where analog history meets modern standards.
Alex Abrash Mastering specializes in archival audio restoration, vinyl mastering, and lacquer cutting.
From fragile mono reels to multitrack masters, recordings are prepared for vinyl, digital release, and long-term preservation.
Every project is approached with technical rigor and respect for the source.
Archive Highlights
Preserving recorded history.
Historic recordings demand more than transfer. They require careful restoration and preservation.
From Deutsche Grammophon to Studio One archives, and across tape, DAT, DASH, acetate, and early mono formats, AA Mastering works to preserve recordings without rewriting them.
The goal is simple: bring the past forward with clarity and care.
Small studio.
Exacting standards.
We work closely with artists, labels, and archivists to ensure the final master translates across formats without compromise.
Projects are handled personally from initial evaluation through delivery.
No assembly line. No presets. Just focused mastering.
Built for the
final pass.
From archival restoration to lacquer cutting, every project is approached with the same goal: preserving intent while preparing music for its next life.
Whether restoring historical recordings or mastering contemporary releases, the process is tailored to the material—not the template.