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United Record Pressing - Largest Vinyl Manufacturer in U.S.

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Uploaded by on Jul 24, 2008

Take a brief tour of United Record Pressing plant in Nashville, Tennessee where (former) company President, Cris Ashworth, explains how "music gets put onto a round piece of plastic."

NOTE: I am not making any claim that I created this video. I just work for this company and sharing an insightful documentary. Claimholders can contact me if they wish this video to be removed.

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  • Nice...how do I secure a job there? Do you produce coloured ones ans picture discs? I wanna see how they're made...

  • @GTJager Search YouTube for "United Record Pressing" to find many videos on how vinyl is made. They make colored vinyl but no picture discs (at this time). Visit their site for more videos and info and contact info if you are interested in a job: urpressing

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  • what the hell? i wouldn't want some old lady touching my precious LPs like that.

  • They were printing something by Queens of the Stone, either Era Vulgaris or one of its singles?

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  • amazing video! for the first time in 31 years of existence I now know how vinyls are pressed!

  • VINYL FOREVER!!!

  • soo wurr ganna see how to make a recoords up in the factury so I can see how is it they put the music on da round disk and it playz my jolly whats its

  • Awesome!

  • hahaha what a shit holiday xD

  • @johneymute You can't really play it because the groove is turned from a V carved into the surface to a V sticking out of the surface. You'd need some kind of stylus with a V notch in it to ride on top.

  • I understand tape recording and CD, but I had never understood how records work on a turn table. I own over 3000 albums in my collection as I still keep collecting.

    I think records sound better! Any way that I could get a job at this plant?

  • Great stuff.

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