Sgt pepper
pfm Member
To be honest I have been quite lucky up to now and nearly all the new pressings I have seem OK, I do make sure I give them a clean on the Project VCS before playing.
Name and shame crap new vinyl pressings
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blossomchris
I feel better than James Brown
I discovered a few original records from the 60's-late 80's played fine on my old equipment back then, however a few did not like a newer, far more refined set up and
stuck in a couple of places. After a second clean, concentrating on the affected areas they still played up. This applies to some maybe 10 or so albums which I play on a less sensitive set-up, I also use this for 7" singles, and new secondhand records prior to cleaning. The records affected would be tiresome to replace with as good a copy as I have, even with the pressing faults. works for me.
Bloss
stuck in a couple of places. After a second clean, concentrating on the affected areas they still played up. This applies to some maybe 10 or so albums which I play on a less sensitive set-up, I also use this for 7" singles, and new secondhand records prior to cleaning. The records affected would be tiresome to replace with as good a copy as I have, even with the pressing faults. works for me.
Bloss
misterdog
Not the canine kind
I have an original 1970's (oil crisis) Jamaican pressing of Culture- Two Sevens Clash which is a sight to behold. Would never get near my TT. but it looks so authentic I had to buy it.
Remind me to show it you.
blossomchris
I feel better than James Brown
Might have to take you up on that. I have a second t/t for the roughh stuff, but some do not even make it there these days .
Bloss