Stockfisch DMM Dubplate LP

looks like more novelty than anything else.

For the system with the EMT, Tech Das .....
The choice of music is fine, but it reminds me of something like a muscle car doing a burn out or Ferrari revving at a stoplight.

The real question is what does frequent tracking of your cartridge stylus on a dmm do to the stylus? Remember that masters are NEVER played after cutting so this was likely not studied back when dmm was developed...

"After the DMM-Dubplate has been played, it should be placed back in the plastic sleeve together with the white protection sheet, in order to prevent oxidation."

Will that really prevent oxidation? That would be my biggest worry.

"With the DMM-Dubplate, the wear-rate of the diamond-stylus is comparable to when playing a regular vinyl record."

Do you believe that?  I don't.  And very soon it will ride over oxide.

A $$$ joke.  Wait for the great reviews from those who get it for nothing.

"After the DMM-Dubplate has been played, it should be placed back in the plastic sleeve together with the white protection sheet, in order to prevent oxidation."

Thank you for posting something like this