Welcome to our General Vinyl Information category, a dedicated hub for all your vinyl-related queries and curiosities. As true vinyl enthusiasts, we understand that the journey into the world of records goes beyond collecting and playing them—it’s about diving deep into the unique culture, history, and technology that surrounds vinyl.
This category houses a wealth of knowledge, covering a broad range of topics that matter to vinyl enthusiasts of all levels. From the history and resurgence of vinyl, to the science behind its unique sound, we cover it all. We also touch on subjects like vinyl grading and pressing types, helping you navigate and understand the myriad of nuances in the vinyl world.
Our informative articles are designed to enhance your appreciation for vinyl records, as well as equip you with the knowledge to engage in meaningful conversations with fellow enthusiasts. Whether you’re a newcomer to vinyl records or a seasoned collector, this category is your key to unlocking a deeper understanding of the vinyl universe.
So, spin a record, settle in, and join us in exploring the fascinating world of vinyl. Let’s deepen your connection to the grooves that make us move!
At record-breaking altitudes it’s important to know how to keep your precious vinyl safe. Flying with vinyl can be a breeze, here’s what you need to know about packing, handling, and guiding your musical treasures through TSA and air travel. Here is how to transport vinyl records on a plane. It is important that you…
If you have ever been in a record store or even a mall store that carries some vinyl you have likely already seen a picture disc vinyl. These are the vinyl records that have a picture directly on their playing surface. Mostly used as collector items they are usually pretty valuable in the long run…
We think record players and vinyl records are super awesome and many of you probably agree. The thing is there is a long history behind them and it’s pretty fascinating. We feel like this is one of the many reasons people are drawn to collecting vinyl records. You feel like you are buying a piece…
LP, record, EP, 45, vinyl and shellac? If there is one thing in the music and record world that’s confusing, then it’s all the terminology used to describe or say the same thing which is a vinyl record. So what is a vinyl record? A vinyl record is a disc made from heated polyvinyl chloride…
You have just got home after a weekend day of driving around town looking for the perfect album to bring home. Being thrilled at your bounty you decide to open the sleeve, slide out your new record and give it a listen. The sound of the needle dropping. You hear some light static from surface…
Vinyl represent timeless music and a different listening experience than other audio formats. From their cultural and historical significance to the nostalgic feelings they bring, even young listeners – who do not have the same connection as their parents or older siblings – listen to and own vinyl. But what makes them better than the…
If you are anything like us, sometimes when you get deep enough into a hobby you begin to think about things like the history, how it is made, or even who thought of it. At Vinyl Bro we hope to be able to answer all of those questions for you when it comes to vinyl…
This is a topic that is approached often, and everyone has their favorite vinyl record storage method and their preferences. However, we aim to guide you through the definitive methods around storing your vinyl records the proper way. As long as we follow some general guidelines your records will be kept safely regardless of what…
How To Ship Vinyl Records? Shipping vinyl records may seem like a very basic thing to do. There are some things you need to think about and consider before you just throw your records in a box and send them out. It needs to be done properly or it is almost guaranteed that the records…
Once the most popular media used for listening to music, records became all but obsolete to just about everyone and sales plummeted. There were always the die-hards out there that still collected and listened to records and they never let go. Vinyl eventually mostly became replaced by the CD for a multitude of reasons which…
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