Actually Deep Groove relates to the pressing era and the fact that these early LP's had a deep groove in the label area, nothing to do with the playback groove. They are indicative of very well done original LP's, mostly know for original Blue Note Deep Groove as opposed to the many re-issues.
LP 'deep groove' - any implications on cartridge?
Hi,
When looking at some of the LPs out there I see that some of them have 'deep groove' in the description. I assume that 'deep grove' means what it is, but my question is rather about if there are any restrictions on the type of the cartridge that I should use for these LPs. Or can you say that some specific cartridge is better suited for 'deep groove' than the other if this makes sense?
Thank you
Anatoliy
When looking at some of the LPs out there I see that some of them have 'deep groove' in the description. I assume that 'deep grove' means what it is, but my question is rather about if there are any restrictions on the type of the cartridge that I should use for these LPs. Or can you say that some specific cartridge is better suited for 'deep groove' than the other if this makes sense?
Thank you
Anatoliy
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