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Hi, Lou, Thanks so much for the kind words, but I wouldn't want anyone to think that I actually DO grooved media. I focus on tape and tape only. (I do LPs and 45s from my own collection for iPodding for my family and me, but that's it). There are many people on this list who are experts on grooved media. I'm afraid to name any in that I'd omit someone, but the people that come to mind who are professionally restoring grooved media and who replied to this question are, in alphabetical order: George Brock-Nannestad Parker Dinkens Tom Fine Eric Jacobs David Lennick Graham Newton Doug Pomeroy Will Prentice Joe Salerno Art Shifrin Paul Turney I guess you can say, I'm not groovy. Oh well. Thanks again for the kind words. Cheers, Richard At 11:05 PM 2010-05-18, Lou Judson wrote: >Lisa, I'm a minor player in this game, but happy to share whatever I >can. I always defer to Richard Hess and his caliber of professionals >- I do a lot of things in audio and sound, with tape restoration a >small part of it, but one doesn't have to be a big player to do >quality work. Most of my clients are local musicians and people with >family tapes, and I have learned a lot from this list... as you will >too! > >Best luck with the project, > Richard L. Hess email: [log in to unmask] Aurora, Ontario, Canada (905) 713 6733 1-877-TAPE-FIX Detailed contact information: http://www.richardhess.com/tape/contact.htm Quality tape transfers -- even from hard-to-play tapes.