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Disctronics S

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Disctronics' first manufacturing plant in the UK, located at Southwater, active under the Disctronics name from 1987 to 2003. The plant was purchased from Disctec in July 1987 by Disctronics Limited and operated by Disctronics (UK) Ltd / Disctronics Manufacturing (UK) Ltd. until June 2003, when Deluxe Media Group (Deluxe (7)) acquired Disctronics.

Disctronics S can be identified and credited in one of the following circumstances:
· 'DISCTRONICS' and 'S' found in the disc matrix (usually on opposite sides of the matrix; refer to the image section for examples)
· 'DISCTRONICS' OR 'S' found in the disc matrix with mastering SID code IFPI L50*

Mastering SID codes: IFPI L50*
Mould SID codes: IFPI 87**

LCCN roles:
Glass Mastered At - when either of the two identifying criteria above are met
Pressed By - with IFPI 87** present

Parent Label:

Disctronics (UK) Ltd.

Contact Info:

Southwater Business Park, Worthing Road
Southwater, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 9YT
United Kingdom

Links:

books.google.com.au , americanradiohistory.com

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  • wiu's avatar
    wiu
    I worked at the Southwater plant mid 1999 through to early 2002 on 4 on/4 off 12 hour nightshift screen printing the artwork to the CD's and DVD's. There used to be a stereo with a decent set of old speakers blaring out all night (they had to be loud over the noise of the machines) and was generally some kind of electronic music. A large percentage of the nightshift workforce would go and smoke weed in the car park at break times/lunch (ahhhh to be young...). I remember being given a £100 bonus when I discovered the 2 CD's had been pressed the wrong way round on this release (https://www.discogs.com/release/5321244-DJ-Spoony-Steve-Smooth-Sutherland-Twice-As-Nice-II-Summer-Of-Love). Was a decent enough place to work (being high helped) but after about 3 years of that lifestyle I was a bit of a wreck and had to give it up.
    • JasonAdored's avatar
      JasonAdored
      I worked at the UK Disctronics plant back in the late 90s. What a miserable place that was.