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The Cutting Corporation, located in Bethesda, Maryland, has been preserving archival audio materials since 1979. We're a full service archival lab capable of both audio preservation (accurate re-recording) and audio restoration (removing distortion, recovering signal loss, or recovering signal decay).

As a sound preservation lab, our goal is to make recorded sound collections available to listeners for years to come. In addition, we believe in providing informative tools so archivists can manage the audio materials in their collection for preservation/restoration and accessibility.

Bethel College News

On April 4, 1967 – exactly one year before he was assassinated – Martin Luther King Jr. delivered one of his most controversial speeches to a meeting of Clergy and Laymen Concerned at the Riverside Church in New York City, calling the nation to account for what he saw as a misguided and deeply wrong war in Vietnam. Read More

Field Museum

In February of 1958, two men began months of dialog discussing a collection of artifacts from the Pacific Islands, which had been donated to the Field Museum of Chicago, Illinois. Read More

Chicago Sun Times

Technology is bringing to life an enthusiast's collections of Pacific artifacts. In a throwback version of the Nixon tapes, the enthusiast... Read More

WRVA Radio Contract

As the "Voice of Virginia" for over eight decades, WRVA Radio amassed a substantial number of sound recording including almost 318 hours of newst... Read More