Doxy Audiophile Clear Vinyl - is it that good?
On the back sleeve of my Dorothy Ashby Doxy re-issue is the following text:
"Audiophile Clear Vinyl is made using the highest quality co-polymer available and processed
without any carbon additive in order to dramatically reduce the "electrical distortion" often
found on records.
By itself the co-polymer of vinyl is transparent. In order to make the record black in color the
plant must use a carbon additive with trace metals that can become magnetized. This is
what causes electrical distortion during playback.
That is the reason why we choose to offer our records in the following manner :
-Audiophile Clear Vinyl (ACV)
140 -gr; 25 -minutes maximum per side"
Is the part about the carbon additive causing electrical distortion true?
The pressing seems pretty good ...
Turbo
On the back sleeve of my Dorothy Ashby Doxy re-issue is the following text:
"Audiophile Clear Vinyl is made using the highest quality co-polymer available and processed
without any carbon additive in order to dramatically reduce the "electrical distortion" often
found on records.
By itself the co-polymer of vinyl is transparent. In order to make the record black in color the
plant must use a carbon additive with trace metals that can become magnetized. This is
what causes electrical distortion during playback.
That is the reason why we choose to offer our records in the following manner :
-Audiophile Clear Vinyl (ACV)
140 -gr; 25 -minutes maximum per side"
Is the part about the carbon additive causing electrical distortion true?
The pressing seems pretty good ...
Turbo
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