Vinyl Me Please Classics
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Jeff Lerner
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Wish I could tell you but I don't even have tracking yet
marshall
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Bummer. It sounds great actually. There just isn't any info on stereo/mono anywhere.
bdrummond
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I believe discogs is now saying Mono, but not sure how accurate it is.
marshall
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Thanks. It sounded better with my mono engaged.
bdrummond
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Second side finished.
I'm impressed. Sounds great, not a single bit of surface noise. I'd definitely give the whole Classics/GZ experiment another try.
My only complaint is that there's a bit more debris on the album than I'm used to with Classics, but that's really a non-issue to clean off.
I'm impressed. Sounds great, not a single bit of surface noise. I'd definitely give the whole Classics/GZ experiment another try.
My only complaint is that there's a bit more debris on the album than I'm used to with Classics, but that's really a non-issue to clean off.
jamieanderson1968
ninniest jackaninny
Is that one of those new hover turntables?
I think the record companies know you now, and they save all the factory rejects that fail QC for you.
Mather
Unknown Member
Dude, I had inexplicably 3 replacement discs sent for the pressing wide messed up 2nd disc from OutKast ATliens. Really only needed one... they sent 3. All three arrived looking like this...I think the record companies know you now, and they save all the factory rejects that fail QC for you.
And the funny thing is the first VMP run was actually dead flat... but with that terrible GZ right channel noise. They fixed the noise, and added the warp.
Ghost
Original Resident Ghost
Plot twist: what if Mathers platter actually IS UNEVEN AND THIS HAS BEEN THE ISSUE ALL ALONG?
Mather
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I've often considered whether it has the ability to warp space and time... I'm running out of explanations.I think it is your platter that is warped!Record looks fine...
But these 3 are so bad you can literally hold them in your hands and easily see how jacked they are... It's bonkers. Especially when the package arrives in perfect condition containing other totally flat records... I'm telling you, that space and time thing might have some legs...
Mather
Unknown Member
Trust me, the platter is as flat as flat can be.
That's what some people say about the Earth.
Selaws
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@Mather how long have you been with VMP?
The reason I ask is that I came in around the time of Gorillaz and I'm sure I never had the same level of quality issues with them that I have nowadays (although Gorillaz had the pressing-wide lock groove issue). I was looking through the early VMP records I have and cant remember getting replacements for many of them at all. I feel like every shipment that I get from VMP has at least 1 issue now.
Don't get me wrong they always replace them and I end up with what I expected, but still...
Just wondered if you have a similar experience?
Ghost
Original Resident Ghost
hes got a point you know
Mather
Unknown Member
I think I started in late 2017 and it was always not great for me in terms of pressing issues, always GZ though, never had issues with Classics even when GZ initially pressed them, I think the runs being smaller helped. But recently it's constant yes. I mean, again, they will always fix it for the most part. But woof it's rough right now...
