Sam here again.Is new remastered vinyl fake vinyl?

Well now, surely that Thorens (supended, and beld drive) with SME 3 arm and SHURE V15 III, will have a differnt sound than a direct drive Technics tt with standard arm, of what ever description, including a different cartridge to boot.
First setup is vintage analogue lover (audiophile), the second?
Pretty utilitarian set up, in my take, without wanting to hurt anyones feeling.

Would that funky coloured vinyl sound better on that Thorens rig? Surely it would.
Would it change your finding?
Maybe - and maybe not, but from this example its hard to say.

I have some great sounding new issued vinyl, and some not exactly great, some wiith even noisy, pressing plant issues?

And yes, some reissues I let go in favour of retaining, older less quite, pressings. 
Can one generalise from that?

Some revived pressing plants seem not all that diligent as one wishes and hoped.

Riding the wave of vinly 'revival' and being more into sales, than quality control.
That is unfortunately nothing new to most vinyl music lovers. 😕
Though still wondering about your comparison, showing those differnt rigs, and how about different recording equipment that was used? 🤔
Michélle 🇿🇦 

The only reason to buy new vinyl is for the nice packaging.  That’s the main reason records survive.    
The source material that goes onto records these days is generally not the same as in the heyday of vinyl.   It’s digitally remastered like all the rest then just put to vinyl to sell rather than streamed.  

I find that remastered records usually have a much cleaner sound and the individual instruments stand out more.

Apparently the industry figured out a long time ago what consumers want is low noise and no tape hiss, no pops and clicks. The buying public doesn’t care about analog sound or anything like that.

I'm sorry  but when you have an orginal pressing of a record, that's the best.Look you can have a 1969 Led Zeppelin 2 , look how many pressing were made and how,many remastered were made .Jimmy Page swears by his new pressing and others say it sucks because it was digital remastering. It's all about the money.Plus they have critics paid off to telling you this copy is the Best.In the end it's your choice how many copies of the album you want.