Why Colored Vinyls

Because colored vinyl pressings are generally more free of impurities than black vinyl many of them provide good sound quality.

Why colored vinyls.

Colored just tends to be more expensive because it s limited edition and appeals more to people who want to collect them. A way that record companies could charge more while distancing themselves from what many music lovers demanded from their records. Estimated dispatch within 10 12 days mac quayle mr robot vol. For decades colored vinyl was looked upon as some open joke.

Vinyl records are a unique collectable form of music they are fun and offer a great listening experience. I m no biochemist but i don t believe this issue is inherent to the color of the vinyl. 4 original television series soundtrack colour vinyl coloured vinyl double vinyl lp us 32 99 in stock fickle friends. The white colored vinyl version of the 8 letters album.

For example there s a plant in texas that does all the vinyl for the flaming lips and smashing pumpkins most of which is colored or otherwise gimmicky and all of which is fraught with pressing issues. Over easy limited green eggs ham colored vinyl coloured vinyl vinyl lp us 25 99 buy now. This is particularly true of those colored vinyl records which are pressed for promotional use by radio stations. The only way there would be a difference in sound quality is if you get the picture records which don t sound as good.

If you are looking to add a new special item to your record collection or want to surprise someone with an exclusive gift you can find one by browsing our growing collection of colored vinyl and rare unique records. From there a small number of colored vinyls were produced up until the 1960s when a few record companies including columbia regularly started producing multi colored vinyls for artists and diverse as andy williams bob dylan and the dave clark 5. The very first colored vinyl was in fact a burgundy colored record produced by vocalion records in the 1920s to make their pressings stand out from the widely used black vinyl.