If you doubt the exsistence of LF info on LP, I would direct your attention to several recordings that prove that it IS there:
DAFOS - Mickey Hart/Airto/Flora Purim. Reference Recordings 45 RPM
Respighi/Church Windows - Also 45 RPM Reference Recordings
Stravinsky/Firebird - Sheffield Labs Los Angeles Symphony
Pink Floyd - The Final Cut (side 2 track 1 "Get your filthy hands off my desert")
These are but a few. If your stylus can track them, your amp has the oompf that your speakers need, you will get all the LF info you need, or, can hear. Any of the above are great ways to determine if your arm and stylus are set up correctly. There are passages in these LPs that are visceral, in that you can feel that "punch in the chest" as your speakers push the wavefront out at you.
DAFOS - Mickey Hart/Airto/Flora Purim. Reference Recordings 45 RPM
Respighi/Church Windows - Also 45 RPM Reference Recordings
Stravinsky/Firebird - Sheffield Labs Los Angeles Symphony
Pink Floyd - The Final Cut (side 2 track 1 "Get your filthy hands off my desert")
These are but a few. If your stylus can track them, your amp has the oompf that your speakers need, you will get all the LF info you need, or, can hear. Any of the above are great ways to determine if your arm and stylus are set up correctly. There are passages in these LPs that are visceral, in that you can feel that "punch in the chest" as your speakers push the wavefront out at you.