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Physical Music Products

Founded in early 2022 by mastering engineer Piper Payne,  Physical Music Products (PMP) is a vinyl record pressing plant based in Nashville, Tennessee. They manufacture 7-inch and 12-inch (140 and 180-gram) records in black and coloured vinyl, marble, swirl, and handmade splatter records. PMP runs vintage restored SMT presses and Hamilton automatic presses, and the minimum run is 250 records. The turnaround time is between 5-7 weeks for runs under 5,000 units.

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