Analogue Productions
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Analogue Productions was begun in 1991 as a reissue label by owner Chad Kassem. The label has reissued titles ranging from classical to folk, pop, rock, blues and jazz. All of the reissues from this label are mastered from the original analog tapes. |
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Acoustic Sounds |
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RCA Living Stereo Series, ... |
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Analogue Productions ManufacturerAnalogue Productions Acoustic Sounds, Inc. P.O. Box 1905 Salina, KS, 67402-190 USA https://discogs.versitio.com/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="630c11070611102302000c1610170a00100c160d07104d000c0e">[email protected] Manufacturer EUhttps://discogs.versitio.com/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="7d120f19180f0e3d1c1e12080e09141e0e120813190e531e1210">[email protected] |
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The reason that most of these titles are 45rpm is mainly that the main label holders want to release all the high-selling records on 33rpm and make the most money. So, because they don't want to do 45rpm, they let certain companies get the masters to make a 45rpm for a very cheap price, and vice/versa what it would cost to do a 33rpm.
They don't want MOFI or AP - QPR to get the still high-selling rock or whatever other genre like that, unless they pay more to do a 33 and 1/3rpm. -
The bottom line about the fact that most of their releases are 45 RPM is that the big labels keep the 33rpm and sell them for 25 bucks/pounds to make the most money.
The companies are thrilled to let great companies like AP sell 45RPM because it's a win-win for them.
So sadly they are more than happy to let these records come out on 45rpm, from the likes of Mofi and AP! -
For me the very best Audiophile reissue label ever. Classic Records was a contender but of course are now defunct, and Mobile Fidelity whilst having some great titles have also had some strange releases (in of sound quality). I have over 500 AP
titles, virtually their whole catalogue and I cannot think of any title that didn't work or was a disappointment. -
Anyone know how they source the masters for Impulse stuff? I.e. Serve you Right to Suffer and any of the Coltrane/Mingus/Rollins/etc stuff they have coming out soon on AS -
I prefer their 33 1/3 200 gram pressings .... mostly because my TT only plays 33 1/3 ... limits my purchasing of AP & I'm sure I'm not alone
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I really love the analogue culture of AP from recording to pressing, but I don't like the idea of splitting a great record into two records. Yes, some people can hear a big difference, but I think it kills the mood when you have to get up every 10 minutes to spin.
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I am finding that the QRP quality is not that great this spring/summer. Most of the Analogue Productions vinyl I have purchased during Covid have quite a bit of back ground noise and noisy sound floor compared to ALL of the other audiophile labels (Nora Jones, Mussy Waters, Wonderful Sounds of Female Vocals)..WHAT is going on??
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Am I correct that Analogue Productions LP's are 45 rpm and not 33 1/3? That may be for sound reasons but we don't buy LP's that are 45rpm. Is there a way to the speed of their LP's - for example Slim Harpo - Original King Bee. Thank you. -
I have many Analogue Productions records. They are a true audiophile label and many, if not most, of their reissues sound better than the original first pressings. All sourced from original analogue tapes, expertly mastered and pressed to the highest quality. High quality outer and inner sleeves finishes a phenomenal package. Don’t hesitate though... when they get close to being out of print, prices increase, and they can rocket when they are out of print. -
