Sold Date: December 10, 2024
Start Date: November 10, 2024
Final Price: $49.99 (USD)
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This is a one of a kind, lathe-cut vinyl record of the soundtrack for the SNES game "Street Fighter II". These are part of a series of Nintendo lathe-cut vinyl records and are awesome! 

This record is a one sided picture disc consisting of roughly 28 minutes of music from the video game. It is made by adhering transparency paper to the back of the blank record, and then having the music cut onto the other side.

The record jacket resembles that of the original box art for the front and back covers, with fun, cheeky labels related to the games.

Lathe-cut records are unique in that they are cut one by one and in real-time. This gives each record its own individual character. The quality of a lathe-cut is "medium-fi". They play with a low noise floor still, but will sit in a tighter frequency range. Luckily, you don't lose much when it comes to the sonic character of Nintendo soundtracks!

Get your very own 90's nostalgic timepiece to really add some beautiful depth to your record collection.

Please note: 12” Lathe Cut records don’t always play well towards the very outer edge on cheap turntables. Crosley/Victrola don't work well because of the 7" platters. Audio Technica LP60 can sometimes struggle on the very outer edge because the platter is wobbly and there is no adjustable counterweight for the tonearm, but otherwise typically plays fine on them with the right touch. 

There may be the occasional skip, crackle, or pop, however 99% of these lathe cuts play great with the right adjustments on your counterweight. The record jackets are matte, not glossy, and also may have the occasional smudge or scuff. But again, they are typically pretty flawless.

For best results, having an adjustable weighted tonearm between 1.5-3 grams and anti-skating between 1-2 will work fine. Included are read me cards with each record on how to properly take care and play!

These are fan-made vinyl records and are considered "fan-art". I test and play every record before sending out to ensure proper playback and quality. Please message if you’d like to see a video.