Vinylify Allows You to Create Your Own Vinyl Records

Your own personalized audio masterpiece.

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Amsterdam-based company Vinylify is giving customers the chance to have their favorite digital music converted into bespoke vinyl records. Using original machinery from 1980s Germany, the start-up allows users to upload their favorite tracks to be expertly modeled into aesthetically pleasing records with dust covers and custom sleeves. With prices starting at around $55 USD, the unique service allows for up to 10 minutes of music to be pressed onto each side of a 10-inch record. Check out the video above and head to vinylify.com for more information.

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