upcScavenger
»
Barcode: 0659457705114
»
BarcodeComment: Vinyl-record-quality-design-throw-first-123750096
Outer edge of the vinyl had some cracks going towards the center, most were around where the design merges with the actual record if that makes sense. Played good after being cleaned as it had some vinyl dust in the grooves from manufacturing. Not a bad quality record but this was my first experience with what I'd call sub-par pressings that I'd heard about after recently getting back into vinyl.
None of this effected sound after a light clean/first play, but I did expect a little more quality control coming from Stones Throw. But still props on an interesting record design/madlib production. I do hope next time if I get a LP from Stones Throw its a better quality pressing, but it was a picture disk/specialty design so I can't be mad.
None of this effected sound after a light clean/first play, but I did expect a little more quality control coming from Stones Throw. But still props on an interesting record design/madlib production. I do hope next time if I get a LP from Stones Throw its a better quality pressing, but it was a picture disk/specialty design so I can't be mad.
|
| Topic Title | Summary | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Author: dwight hickel | Outer edge of the vinyl had some cracks going towards the center, most were around where the design merges with the actual record if that makes sense. Played good after being cleaned as it had some vinyl dust in the grooves from manufacturing. Not a bad quality record but this was my first experience with what I'd call sub-par pressings that I'd heard about after recently getting back into vinyl.None of this effected sound after a light clean/first play, but I did expect a little more quality control coming from Stones Throw. But still props on an interesting record design/madlib production. I do hope next time if I get a LP from Stones Throw its a better quality pressing, but it was a picture disk/specialty design so I can't be mad. | 4 | |
Navigation
