180 gm vinyl sux.
From Record Industries Europe's largest pressing plant.
The records are transported by an assembly-line to a robotised storage system (the collator) where they will cool down for approximately 3 hours for 125 grams records and a overnight (at least 8 hours) for 180 grams records. After the cooling down period the records are ready for packaging
http://www.recordindustry.com/about-us/plant/pressfloor
A lot of the pressing plants QC is terrible and do not allow the required cooling time.
Almost every one of my 100gm UK pressings from the 80's are perfect and zero dishing or warps.
180gm vinyl is a POS and has nothing to do with better sound quality.
From Record Industries Europe's largest pressing plant.
The records are transported by an assembly-line to a robotised storage system (the collator) where they will cool down for approximately 3 hours for 125 grams records and a overnight (at least 8 hours) for 180 grams records. After the cooling down period the records are ready for packaging
http://www.recordindustry.com/about-us/plant/pressfloor
A lot of the pressing plants QC is terrible and do not allow the required cooling time.
Almost every one of my 100gm UK pressings from the 80's are perfect and zero dishing or warps.
180gm vinyl is a POS and has nothing to do with better sound quality.