I agree with whomper here - it could quite quite easily just be another bad pressing.
In the days when I was buying vinyl LPs I can remember with some recordings (even on major labels) having to take them back more than once to finally get a good pressing that played properly.
If your TT is playing other LPs ok then it is far more likely to be a badly pressed or mastered LP at fault.
WC
New Vinyl Getting Skips
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Re: New Vinyl Getting Skips
Hmm ok....
It's from Wichita Records - they aren't massive, but certainly not small either - and have been doing this for a while.
Thanks for the advice - I'll make sure the other records still playing correctly then go searching.
It's from Wichita Records - they aren't massive, but certainly not small either - and have been doing this for a while.
Thanks for the advice - I'll make sure the other records still playing correctly then go searching.
Re: New Vinyl Getting Skips
new guy mastering
or
pressing for a third party who mastered it badly
they can mess up the playability if they dont master for vinyl
but use a cd approach ala loudness war style mastering
or
pressing for a third party who mastered it badly
they can mess up the playability if they dont master for vinyl
but use a cd approach ala loudness war style mastering