Pressing plants

Vinyl record pressing plants presented

Many of the audiophile records we offer come from traditional pressing plants. To give you an overview and make it easier for you to choose, we would like to introduce you to the most important ones:

Pallas

One of the most traditional factories of all. And that in Germany. The German plant has been pressing top-quality records since 1949. Like few other manufacturers, this company can draw on a wealth of experience that enables it to produce outstanding sound carriers.
It is one of the last existing companies in Europe and was only able to save itself from closure by focusing on top quality from the very beginning.

Find out more about Pallas on their website.

Video about the production process at Pallas

The following labels are produced at Pallas:

  • Speakers Corner (Germany)
  • Pure Pleasure Analogue (England)
  • Linn (England)
  • Acoustic Sounds (U.S.A.) - among others
  • Diverse Vinyl (England) - among others
  • Stockfisch Records (Germany)
  • Edition Phönix AAA (Germany)

RTI

The American RTI plant in Camarillo is also known for its good pressing quality.
With original equipment, high-quality records are produced that are sure to impress.

Tour of the plant in America

The following labels are pressed at RTI:

  • Mosaic (U.S.A.)
  • Acoustic Sounds (U.S.A.) - among others

Record Industry

The modern pressing plant, founded in Holland in 1958, is responsible for a large number of new productions.

Find out more about the people, production and history of the plant on the company's own website

The following labels are pressed at Record Industry:

  • Tacet (Germany) - among others
  • Diverse Vinyl (England) - among others