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Originally Posted by ninsp
Bro. As grooves get closer to the center they get smaller, containing less data. That’s why there usually is substantial deadwax. The grooves are so small on A that Zero physically cannot contain the amount of data needed to play it properly, mainly with bass-heavy/noisy tracks (like Zero).
Most famous case of this was Peter Gabriel’s So and In Your Eyes, which he wanted to end the album but the limitations of the format made him put it on the beginning of B.
The EU pressing has more deadwax than the US, I was just simply wondering if they fixed the fucked up US versions or made it right for anyone who bought it early.
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Then why is the distortion not present for everyone.
Oh because it's dependant on the turntable.