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Vinyl Ceremony

Vinyl Ceremony is a vinyl pressing plant that opened in August 2024 in Pasadena, LA. Using the modern German-made Newbilt vinyl press, Vinyl Ceremony specialises in smaller, limited-edition runs of 200 and upwards of both 7-inch and 12-inch (in standard and heavyweight vinyl ) records in black and custom colour vinyl, splatter and swirl effect options. You can custom fine-tune your vinyl pressing using their online Record Builder.

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