8 thoughts on “ Bad News - Various - A Sudden Surge Of Sound (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Triple vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered and expanded 20th Anniversary edition. The Slim Shady LP is the second studio album and the major-la.

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2. Sep 07,  · Vinyl Playback Fuzzy / Distorted (First System) Setting the tracking force too light causes distortion and excess record wear. I don't have the fuzzies on Breath on the one or two other cuts of the track I have but those LP's run noisier and have some warp and flutter that I don't have on my gm pressing of DOSTM from about

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3. When records come out of the press they are given a coating of fluid to clean it, this comes off after a couple of plays but causes poor sound quality until the records been broken in. If you have something to clean your records like the dish soap/distilled water mix some people use, or even a spinclean, that should take care of it quickly.

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4. Oct 07,  · The first new LP I bought has a great deal of popping and crackling. The music is quiet throughout so the surface noise is making it unlistenable in places. Old vinyl that I've dug out of storage plays fine (just the small amount of noise I'd expect for old vinyl in fair condition) so I don't think it's a problem with my player / stylus.

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5. Nov 08,  · Sorry - its when vinyl doesnt fill up the grooves and thus gives you something like a HISSY sound to it or a small crackling sound - A lot of time it can be in just one channel. You can really hear it in between songs and normally non fill occurs at the beginning of .

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6. Mar 26,  · The vinyl LP is a format based on technology that hasn't evolved much over the last six decades: in some ways, it's the audio equivalent of driving a Ford Pilot. Sonically, vinyl has both.

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7. Sudden Death Records was started in , as a way to put out the first D.O.A. record, the 7" EP "Disco Sucks". Up until the beginning of it was a part time label, then we got serious. We have bands from all over the world, with styles ranging from punk to rock to experimental. We even have our own acoustic stuff we call anarcoustic! So there you have it, my friends!

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8. May 08,  · I wouldn't look at SNR when comparing vinyl to a CD. As you say, CD's have a ratio of 96db, compared to for vinyl. If this reflected real world performance, then vinyl would sound compressed and very dull compared to CD. In the real world however, vinyl can contain dynamic contrasts just as strong as CD.

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