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is it not possible for colored vinyl to be 180g?


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You guys beat me to New Wave.

A related question, is 180 gram the heaviest / best way to put out a 12"? I always assumed it was because I've never heard any heavier, but I figured now would be a good time to ask.

Another related question, what's the equivalent to 180 gram for 7"s?

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Nope, I have heard of releases on 220g. That said, its few and far between.

You guys beat me to New Wave.

A related question, is 180 gram the heaviest / best way to put out a 12"? I always assumed it was because I've never heard any heavier, but I figured now would be a good time to ask.

Another related question, what's the equivalent to 180 gram for 7"s?

I think 7" are like 120g, though I'm not sure. I think a heavyweight 7" would be about 140g.

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Nope, I have heard of releases on 220g. That said, its few and far between.

That's "true audiophile" vinyl. If you look at musicdirect.com, they have some. But it's expensive.

Another related question, what's the equivalent to 180 gram for 7"s?

I have no idea, but you know what would be totally awesome? A 180g 7". I would buy it.

70g for a 7" is the equivalent to 180g for a 12". The Coalesce Salt & Passage 7" was pressed on 70g and it sounds GREAT.

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not cheap in the slightest. however, based on the equipment/set up most people on this board own you really won't notice a big difference in the standard 120-140g to those of the 180g. most of the quality youll notice is how its been mastered and how the grooves are cut (if a records grooves are cut too close to one another the quality lacks).

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Woah, I had no idea this was even on vinyl, let alone white 180-gram vinyl. Virgil, can you stock this??

Also, does the Blank-Wave Arcade Remixes picture disc still go for a ton of money like it did back in the day? I have one of those I bought a loooooong time ago.

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