The stylus doesn't know about rpm: only about inches per second of vinyl passing by. Obviously the vinyl moves faster for the outer grooves, and this may aggrevate surface noise.
Ah, but you say...45 rps disks are quiet. I think that's because 45s are cut with a stronger groove. With an outer track of a LP you have the LP groove modulation with higher than average vinyl speed.
Usually the complaint is about audio quality of inner tracks. Here the vinyl is moving too slow.
Life is all about compromises.
Ah, but you say...45 rps disks are quiet. I think that's because 45s are cut with a stronger groove. With an outer track of a LP you have the LP groove modulation with higher than average vinyl speed.
Usually the complaint is about audio quality of inner tracks. Here the vinyl is moving too slow.
Life is all about compromises.