Hola, somos handle with care manufacturing de Berlin.
Desde 1998 nos dedicamos a la fabricación de vinilos, CDs y DVDs.
Desde 2010 también oferimos casi toda clase de articulos merchandise que puedas imaginar.
Grácias a nuestra gran experiencia basada en muchos años de producción junto con una buena red de proveedores y socios nos permite el gran lujo de prensetar un servicio de los más completo en torno.
Desde la idea hasta la caja terminada,
¡tienes todo de una sola fuente!
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Brunnenstraße 183
10119 Berlin
Alemania
Tel: +49 (0)30 400 430 – 0
Fax: +49 (0)30 400 430 – 10
Drottninggatan 52
Gothenburg 41107
Suecia
Tel: +46 (0)31 151573
Andy Stott "Never The Right Time"
ENTKUNSTUNG 005
An extraordinary and breathtaking project:
ENT005 Adorno – Fun ist ein Stahlbad
The Adolescents "The Fastest Kid Alive"
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of «The Fastest Kid Alive», there are 2 exclusive & strictly limited reissues coming soon:
Out on 16.04.2021 on Concrete Jungle Records/F&M Feral Media, pre-order here. Pressed at intakt! Berlin.
handle with care and intakt! join forces
In January 2021 we started a cooperation with the small fine Berlin record pressing plant intakt!, in addition to our existing suppliers optimal & Pallas.
This means that we can produce reliably and cost stable again, especially in the range of small editions of 100-300 pieces (whether black, colored or special pressings).
Re(cycled)-Vinyl
Re-Vinyl by optimal media GmbH is a record made of 100% recycled PVC, offering maximum protection of resources.
The acoustic quality of these records (running noises, crackling etc.) is amazingly high and without significant differences to conventional Vinyl.
Give us a call or drop us a message for more information.
COVID-19: Our actions
Our employees are in good health and working remotely now. All call diversions are activated so there should be no changes for you.
All our partners are also making extreme efforts to ensure the highest levels of hygiene are carried out within the workplace. So far there have been no impairments or delays in the production of records.
