Animal food bags such as for dog food will normally only weigh pounds so vinyl records will be around that weight. With the extra bulkiness that those records offer it could be quite difficult to handle more than records at a time. The answer depends on who you ask. However, these records may, in fact, sound better than ones with non standard weight.
A lot of these records do have better sound, higher highs and lower lows. This is also where vinyl records differ from digitally recorded music; vinyl is analog and the soundwaves follow a curve.
It misses small amounts of the sound as it takes the next snapshot. On a graph, the one hundred eighty gram record will show curves and the digital recording will show steps. As mentioned in the beginning, how much one hundred vinyl records will weigh is dependent on many different things. These are the era they were produced, the size of the record and the quality of the product. Most shipping companies give you pounds of variance before they will pitch a fit and this method should be closer than that.
Does it matter for sound purposes? Probably not, however, it is a lot harder to break a heavier record than a lighter one. There is nothing quite so enjoyable as bringing back memories from your childhood. We used to spend hours playing pinball in my friends basement and that really got me involved in everything retro!
Because they are so popular many people ran to the stores the moment they Knowing this can help you figure out how to store your records, ship your records, and it also affects the sound and durability of a record. Vinyl records can weigh from 40 grams to grams. In general a 7-inch 45 rpm record will weigh around 40 grams, a inch 78 rpm record will weigh up to grams and a inch 33 rpm record will weigh anywhere in between 80 and grams.
But remember that the weight can vary per record. Or if you want to know more about what is needed to play a certain record size with a certain weight read our article on whether a turntable can play all record sizes. In this article, we take a look at the common weights of vinyl records and what the effect is on the sound, durability, and overall quality of the record. Read on to find out more. As the name implies, these records are 7-inches in diameter and are designed to run at the average speed of 45 rpm.
These records are smaller, lighter, and easier to store. Typically a 7-inch record will weigh around 40 grams. A heavier record weight has been championed by some for other reasons. The heavier a record is, the thicker it is, and thicker records have been heralded as being more robust and durable.
Some record labels, such as Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, developed technologies which incorporated pressing processes that produced a flatter record surface on records that weighed in around the g mark. The truth is, there are so many factors that influence the quality of sound on a vinyl record that its weight is just one of many ingredients in a complex mix. There are records that weigh g and far out-perform g pressings for sound quality, and vice versa. There are some myths associated with heavier vinyl too that should be dispelled, one being that the thicker vinyl on a heavier record means the grooves can run deeper.
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Please help, if you can. Discussion in ' Turntables ' started by bajaed , Jun 26, Log in or Sign up. How much do albums weigh? Messages: I've seen the answer posted here before, can't remember the weight. Messages: 9, Location: Kansas City area. In covers or out? I assume you are talking average not a particular albums.
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