raised the price of Scully's recording lathe from $2,500 to $7,300. In 1955, the Scully company introduced automation for this variable pitch feature, which could be included for a total price of $8,500. Scully Recording Instruments continued to dominate the U.S. marketplace for disc cutting lathes until the 1960s, and almost all American lacquer masters were cut using a Scully lathe, often fitted with the Westrex cutter head and electronics.

Tape recorders

In 1961, recognizing the limited market for professional disc cutting

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