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● All 7" ,10" and 12" records are available in your choice of standard black, random color, or colored vinyl

● For colored vinyl you can choose:

Opaque vinyl:

Transparent vinyl:

● If you choose mixed color or random color then you are leaving the color of your records to chance. Any possible combination of colors could be mixed or used. Every record could be the same swirl of colors, or they could all be different. They might be red with purple polka dots or they may be dark colors or bright colors. Each record color will be a surprise, but that's the fun of choosing random color records!

● All records are engraved in the dead wax area with the Lybro Records assigned matrix number and the master cutting engineers initials. Should a side need to be recut for any reason there will also be a revision date and possibly a revision reference e.g. RE1 or RE2 engraved in the dead wax area.

● Standard weight for a pressed 12" record averages between 140 and 150 gram, although the final weight is determined by your master content and vinyl color.

● 180 gram in avialable for all sizes and color options.

● The average weight for a 7" record is 40 grams.

● Please note that the longer your vinyl program is (i.e. the more minutes per side) the lower the volume of your records will be. This is due to the fact that in order to fit more music on the record, the grooves need to be closer together and shallower.

● Recommended maximum program lengths:

We recommend 45 RPM for 7"records. While 33 1/3 RPM are possible they are sometimes prone to distortion. As a rule it's always better to come in a minute or two under the available time to ensure the best playback of the program. To achieve quality vinyl production we recommend using a mastering house with significant vinyl mastering experience to prepare your supplied masters.

● 12" record jackets printed on 15pt white boards.

● 12" Standard record jackets with a spine printed on 20pt white boards.

● Manufacturing of custom vinyl pressing in as fast as 8 weeks from start to finish depending on the time of year. Please refer to our pricing page for the most current turn time.

● Estimated production turn times are not guaranteed as the vinyl manufacturing production process is delicate and susceptible to manufacturing disruptions.

● Rush options are not available at this time.

● Every vinyl order, if test pressing needed, extra US$170 for 2 white label test pressings courier cost.

● Test pressings ship approximately 4-6 weeks after approval of your art proofs.

● Test pressings should not be used to gauge the quality of your mix or mastering work. Please make sure you are 100% happy with your recordings before submitting your master for vinyl manufacturing. If we need to create a new set of test pressings because of an error on the master you provided we will charge you $450 for lacquer cutting, plating, and a new set of test pressings.

● Test pressings are only used to catch any possible defects introduced during the plating process. You should listen for things like skips, pops, locked groves that cause repeats or excessive distortion. Please listen to your test pressings on a quality turntable. Quiet pops and clicks are normal. Super loud ones are not.

● Remember vinyl is meant to be dynamic - not “loud”. You should not expect your vinyl test pressings to be as “loud” as your digital files or CDs.

● 24- or 16-bit WAV files are preferred.

● You can upload DDP files or other audio formats or mail in physical masters.

● If you want to press vinyl with major-label-quality, Lybro Records delivers. We manufacture all of our vinyl records using proven reliable Germany made presses – quality presses that produce the finest records anywhere. And our records and jackets are crafted to perfection from only the finest materials, manufactured on the best presses, including full-color printing using only non-toxic, vegetable-based, biodegradable inks for a rich, vibrant look that is unsurpassed in the industry. Our experienced production staff performs a multitude of quality checks during the production process to ensure your master sounds optimal when mastered and pressed onto vinyl.