Audio mastering house. Previously called the Holland Cutting Room, the name was changed in 1988.
It was located in Soest until 2007, then moved to a location in Bontebok (both in The Netherlands).
The company was registered as from 1988-01-01 and was dissolved as of 2012-12-31 - Do not use this company for items released after that date
When entering the company number to the cat# field only enter the numbers, not the engineers initials.
Example: HCB873041. 873041 can be entered in the cat# field, HCB (Maarten De Boer) is the credit for the mastering engineer.
The full string should be entered in the "Matrix/Runout" field.
Known engineers and their runout etchings (please credit the full engineer's name with the HCB/HCP/HCT as the ANV):
Maarten De Boer - HCB or HC B
Patrick Richter - HCP or HC P
Tim de Wolf - HCT or HC T
The etchings in the runout start with HCX (X=B, P or T) followed by six numbers which usually start with 87
Examples:
HCB 871432 (1989)
HCB 874235 (1994)
HCB 876664 (2002)
The numbers are always hand-etched.
With each new cut the number in the runout increases with one as well.
There are a few records which only have the initials of the cutting engineer without a number.
It was located in Soest until 2007, then moved to a location in Bontebok (both in The Netherlands).
The company was registered as from 1988-01-01 and was dissolved as of 2012-12-31 - Do not use this company for items released after that date
When entering the company number to the cat# field only enter the numbers, not the engineers initials.
Example: HCB873041. 873041 can be entered in the cat# field, HCB (Maarten De Boer) is the credit for the mastering engineer.
The full string should be entered in the "Matrix/Runout" field.
Known engineers and their runout etchings (please credit the full engineer's name with the HCB/HCP/HCT as the ANV):
Maarten De Boer - HCB or HC B
Patrick Richter - HCP or HC P
Tim de Wolf - HCT or HC T
The etchings in the runout start with HCX (X=B, P or T) followed by six numbers which usually start with 87
Examples:
HCB 871432 (1989)
HCB 874235 (1994)
HCB 876664 (2002)
The numbers are always hand-etched.
With each new cut the number in the runout increases with one as well.
There are a few records which only have the initials of the cutting engineer without a number.