12-inch QUICK 1-STEP Vinyl Pressing w/ 2-Color Splatter Effect

Vinyl pressing turntimes are not guarantees and are subject to change due to production volume and unforeseen events. Please keep this in mind before booking album launches or setting distribution dates. As the dates we publish are estimations, we recommend that you have the album in-hand before publicly announcing a release date. Please keep in mind that vinyl pressing packages are custom made, and go through many departments before shipment. Refunds will not be granted due to delays in production.

Once all files are submitted and production begins, almost all aspects of the vinyl pressing orders are done simultaneously: lacquer setup, stampers, test presses, audio mastering, jacket printing, etc. These are custom-made orders that are costly to manufacture, therefore they are non-refundable.

If you wish to see hear a test press prior to committing to a full order, we recommend you order an acetate / reference cut.

If you are not satisfied with your test presses, a new one will be provided based on your instructions and issues. Before contacting your sales rep, we ask that you listen to the test pressings on a couple of other turntables as to ensure it's not an issue with the quality of the record player. We will request you fill out a form and provide a video for us to better understand the issues.

Standard packages are made from a master lacquer and 2-step stampers. For better audio quality, we recommend the standard packages, as it has deeper grooves and is known for "warm" sound. You are able to request orders with standard vinyl, saving yourself a good amount of money in setup fees.

Our Quick 1-Step package features a more affordable pressing method which reduces the amount of steps involved. The records themselves are good quality but may differ slightly from the professional packages in that you may notice that there's a higher noise floor, more pops, and rolled off high-frequencies. With Quick 1-Step you cannot place reorders. Digital files are supplied instead of test presses (Digital Dug References) at an extra cost.

Vinyl colors and effects are subject to variance. The colors and effects are approximated in the pressing process, so you may see some slight changes in hues from record to record.