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!
So your record player has three speeds, 33⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, and 78 RPM? You have some vinyl records in your collection that say 33⅓ or 45 but you have not seen a 78 RPM record. Are 78 RPM records still made? No, 78 RPM records are not still made. 78 RPM records were, for the…
Do you ever wonder what happened to turntables and vinyl records? Maybe you sit back and think are vinyl records even still being made? We are going to explore this in this article, and hopefully give you a definitive answer to all your questions. Are vinyl records still made? Vinyl records are still in production…
If you’re in the market to ship some vinyl records using Media Mail, then this article is for you. Maybe you sell vinyl records and are looking to save on shipping, or maybe you’re trying to send a friend a vinyl record as a gift. As someone who frequently ships and receives vinyl records here…
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