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In Reply to: Re: Nirvana LP question posted by marc g. on August 3, 2005 at 12:22:51:
Does anyone have the real info here on why some people say that black vinyl records sound consistently better than colored vinyl records? I can see where adding carbon to a record would change some properties. Just guessing, it could make the surface harder, smoother, and more conductive for less static. I don't know about dissipating heat though. For the record (pardon the pun), I don't really notice differences between colored and black vinyl specifically. I can hear differences in a good or bad pressing and between a heavy, virgin vinyl record and a thin, recycled vinyl record. So color seems a separate mystery to me. If all other matters were equal, what difference would color (the addition of carbon or graphite?) make sonically?
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- The real poop on Lp composition Vs surface noise or Black is Beautiful, baby! - KT88 13:20:25 08/03/05 (5)
- Re: The real poop on Lp composition Vs surface noise or Black is Beautiful, baby! - Ray-o-Stat 13:49:27 08/03/05 (4)
- Oh, one other thing, aside from what any label or record company says... - Ray-o-Stat 14:03:44 08/03/05 (3)
- translucency - radiodaddy 14:13:48 08/03/05 (2)
- Re: translucency - Ray-o-Stat 14:29:30 08/03/05 (1)
- Re: translucency - radiodaddy 15:42:51 08/03/05 (0)