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whatup with it

Stick to tape dude.

-Joe.

yeah, there is no such thing as cheap vinyl pressing. And if you do find a deal. It is generally for some like 80 gram vinyl, paper thin that only lasts a few plays.

im not putting it out or paying for it so i was just curious about what places have the cheapness

are you doing a 7" or a 12"?

the vinyl we did was through bill smith... I was able to see the plant too. and that was pretty bad ass.

i stole this off another site somebody was asking about

Pirate Press (they are a broker for a Czech plant), RTI, Bill Smith, United and Nashville (nashville does not have a website and is different than Untied even though they have worked together quite a bit)

i dont know what their pricing is like. i dont vouch for them, never used them


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cheapest is gonna be united and musicol. I used Musicol for the Swing By Seven 7". Real easy to work with.

united just really fucked up a friend of mine's order though.. they don't really take care with your shit unless you are doing huge runs.

7" - United (Nashville)
12" - Archer (Detroit)

Don't go through United.
Ever.

-Joe.

Pirate Press is great. I've also heard if you can get a hold of the Czech plant directly, you can get a better deal.

There's a place in Tennessee (maybe it's United?) where you can get 7-inches pressed on the cheap. Something like 300 with center labels for $500, and you can send them just about any format for your master, like a cassette.