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The War of the Speeds
The first widely consumed 331/3 rpm record was invented by Columbia in 1948. The speed had been invented previously but was held back from the wider market because there were...
How are vinyl picture discs made?
Picture discs can look striking, which is why often they’re used as display items among collectors. The sound quality is often doesn’t match that of the standard pressing, but a well made and looked after picture disc can play very well.
How do vinyl record grooves actually work?
The introduction of LPs and PVC records came alongside the development of microgrooves. These are much more compact grooves that contain as much information as previously, while allowing for a much lower play speed (33rpm) compared with 78. The average LP has nearly 500 metres of grooves per side!