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New Orleans Record Press

New Orleans Record Press is a vinyl record manufacturing plant which opened in New Orleans in 2017. It presses 7-inch and 12-inch records in standard weight (150-gram) and heavyweight (180-gram) variants, featuring black and coloured vinyl options like translucent, splatter, smoke, and marble. Current turnaround times for projects are 3-4 months. NORP offer lacquer cutting in-house using a fully restored Scully 501 Lathe.

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