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10 Vinyl Pressing Plants in America

10 Vinyl Pressing Plants in America

A custom vinyl record is a great way to show off your creativity and get yourself a personalized record with your favorite music you want. You can create your artwork, and the best thing is that it is pretty easy nowadays. Find 10 vinyl pressing plants that offer single copy or low minimum order requirements for your custom vinyl pressing.


Vinyl Pressing Plants

Funky Frankenstein
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A creative outlet and record cutting service based in the heart of Tennessee.

http://www.funkyfrankenstein.com/contact/
Funky Frankenstein Records is a one man operation and accept demos and press kits, both digital and physical. Funky Frankenstein Records offer short run vinyl and single copy Production.

Murfreesboro, TN, USA 


Little Elephant Custom Vinyl
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You can split your order however you'd like. A test Pressing is free with larger order at the request of the customer.

https://www.littleelephantcustomvinyl.com/
Little Elephant Custom Vinyl offers small run one off custom vinyl records for bands, artists, labels, etc. No minimum order.

Toledo, OH, USA


Dorado Music Packaging
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Dorado Music Packaging proudly offers a variety of music packaging options to independent musicians and mainstream record labels both locally and internationally.

https://doradopkg.com/
Dorado Music Packaging wholeheartedly believe that vinyl record covers are more than just a physical means of delivering music. The artwork they display gives an illustration of who the musician or band is and adds something truly special to the overall experience of vinyl music.

North Hollywood, CA, USA 


InTheClouds Custom Vinyl Records
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Part record label, part art project, InTheClouds offer hand made Custom vinyl. No minimum to order.

https://intheclouds.io/
InTheClouds Custom Vinyl Records goal has been to use outside the box ideas to create unique and collectible vinyl experiences that thoughtfully showcase the actual music on them. Intheclouds provides short run lathe cut vinyl and on demand printing service. 

Englishtown, NJ, USA


American Vinyl Co
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One off and short run lathe cut vinyl records. No minimum order. Design your cover and labels online.

https://americanvinylco.com/
American Vinyl Co are touring musicians and audio engineers that wanted everyone to be able to experience hearing themselves on wax. Addicted to the history of early recorded music fueled American Vinyl Co to carry on their work and make getting a vinyl made more accessible than it has ever been.

Asheville, NC, USA


Freestyle Vinyl
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Freestyle Vinyl has lived to make music in its purest form, on vinyl, in hi-fidelity, and with your favorite people by your side.

https://www.freestyle-vinyl.com/
Using the latest in vinyl technology, every record is hand cut to exacting standards. Your music is our passion! So each record is quality tested and guaranteed. Over 25,000 custom vinyl records and counting.

Chicago, IL, USA 


Custom Vinyl Records
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Custom Vinyl Records offer custom printed record labels and sleeve jacket covers. Fast 2 day turnaround and no minimum order.

https://customrecords.com/
Custom Vinyl Records manufactures one off stereo lathe cut vinyl phonograph records. Custom Vinyl Records offers everything from 12" LP albums to 45/78 RPM jukebox records to 10" 78 RPM Victrola gramophone records for wind up phonograph players. We also print and produce gold silver platinum award records, picture disc records, record labels, record sleeve jacket covers and 7" invitation promo records.

Richfield, MN, USA


Meep Records
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Whether you need 50 copies quickly for a tour
or just one copy of a song.  Meep Records make records for you on a modified Presto K-8 Record Lathe.

https://meeprecords.com/
Handmade records on our Presto lathe.Meep Records started in 2012 to make lathe cut records for bands in Colorado. Meep has cut thousands of records for professional bands & amateur musicians all over the world.

Denver, CO, USA


Vinyl Record Pressing Company
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Vinyl Record Pressing Company offers mastering, art design, and distribution services to help get your music out into the world.

https://www.vinylrp.com/
Customization options for vinyl records include a variety of colors, weights, and packaging options. Whether you are an independent artist looking to release your debut album on vinyl or a record label looking for a reliable Pressing partner, Vinyl Record Pressing Company pressing equipment and experienced team ensure that every record produced meets the highest standard in sound quality and durability.

Jacksonville, FL, USA 


For The Record
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For The Record offers a turnaround of usually just a few days as opposed to 10-12 months with pressed vinyl, with a minimum quantity of 10 units.

https://ftrcustomvinyl.com/
For The Record has quickly become the go to place for the region’s small batch and short run vinyl needs. FTRs top priority has always been to provide excellent products with unparalleled customer service.

Philadelphia, PA, USA


Different Colors and Things You Can Do To Vinyl

Glitters and Gold Dust
Adding sparkle and shine is easy, and you can even use different colors to create unique patterns and shapes that’ll leave a lasting impression.

Tapes
Tapes give your vinyl records an even more unique look. Experimenting with various tape colors and patterns can give your vinyl record an incomparable appearance that stands out from the crowd.

Blood
Though it may seem like an odd choice, blood is actually a great way to add visual flair to your custom vinyl record. You can use a special dye, resulting in a unique and unexpected design that will certainly turn heads.

Etched Images
Adding images to your vinyl record is an easy way to create a one of a kind look. Etching is the process of permanently adding an image or design onto the record’s surface. This method can be used to add pictures, logos, or any other type of design you’d like.

Leaves
Adding dried leaves to your custom vinyl record is a great way of adding some organic touches to your design. This is an easy way to create unique visuals that are sure to stand out. Leaves can also be painted in different colors or with various patterns before placing them into the vinyl.

Dried Flowers
For a more unique touch, you can also include dried flowers! However, be aware that their colors may change when placed in a vinyl record or be affected by the heat of the pressing machine. If you’re looking for something more colorful, you can opt to use artificial flowers.

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