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Topic: Red Vinyl in the 1950s
| 30th Dec 2016, 7:30 PM | ||
 | xiphophilos Member since Dec 2013 3351 Points Moderator | Apparently, expense was not the reason since red vinyl was slightly more expensive to make than black. Red (or blue or green or yellow) records looked different enough, though, to create curiosity and make them stand out from their competitors. The marketing edge the red color gave their records may have persuaded even budget labels like Tops to choose red vinyl. More info here: http://www.rarerecords.net/record-info/colored-vinyl-records/ |
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