Ex Grade Vinyl

Ex vg vinyl an excellent or vg condition for vinyl will allow minor scuffs which are visible but only slightly.

Ex grade vinyl. Basic site functions ensuring secure safe transactions secure account login. The vinyl factory vinyl factory manufacturing phonica records fact magazine fact tv spaces magazine vinyl space and the store x uses cookies and similar technologies to give you a better experience enabling things like. Don t use ex it s not an official grade and only obfuscates the fact that it will be used to describe both vg and vg vinyls depending on who is doing the grading it also adds to the confusion of the current system i know a lot of people like the idea of ex as a grade for a lot of reasons. Mint m like new but not sealed.

Describes an almost mint record this grade is used for records that appear virtually flawless but not perfect. Not all vinyl is created equal and often it can be a little overwhelming to decide which vinyl will work best for a specific project let alone how to best cut and apply it. Additionally each acronym yips listeners off to relative sound quality aspects. To determine the condition a vinyl record you must grade it visually and in most cases play grade the record to give it one of eight ratings.

Yet the record must play without any noise over the flaw and the latter must be very hard to detect. There may be more than a few so be careful not to call a record that has wear to more than 15 of the surface ex. Expressions vinyl has a robust collection of both quality adhesive and heat transfer vinyls. The vinyl grading system each vinyl carries an acronym.

Free shipping on many items browse your favorite brands affordable prices. A very minor scuff can appear on the record. Any blemish affecting sound quality will prevent records from being graded nm or m. So a description of ex vg means that the cover is ex and the vinyl record is vg sealed s record is sealed it is assumed to be unplayed and mint.

All records are graded visually and we always grade the cover first and then the vinyl record. This acronym displays the vinyl s overall quality with relevance to industry standards.