prompt: Can you create some blog style content discussing the difference between colored and non-colored vinyl records?
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chosen.content: Can you create some blog style content discussing the difference between colored and non-colored vinyl records?
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chosen.content: Colored vinyl records have increased in popularity in recent years. Musicians have the option to not only express themselves through their music and album art but now by using the vinyl itself, allowing them to make collectible and limited edition versions of their new albums and re-releases. 
  
  Even though the colored vinyl record is nothing new, in the past, it was just seen as a novelty. Record owners at the time agreed that it sounded a lot worse than a typical black vinyl record and many fans of music stayed away from the fad, preferring audio quality over style. These days, however, colored vinyl has made a big comeback with many collectors admitting they haven't noticed a major difference in sound between traditional black and colored vinyl. 
  
  Instead of using black carbon in colored vinyl records, these records are created using various dyes that are mixed with PVC as a part of the manufacturing process. It is a process that involves mixing different ingredients and can impact the sound.
  
  Experts have noticed that there are even some colors that will sound better than others. Many audiophiles claim that a translucent record that only has a hint of color will sound good; however, the same may argue that white records do not have a very clean sound. Some may say that pastel or opaque-colored records sound bad in comparison with black vinyl, which would make sense because that would involve mixing with at least two different colors. The logic follows that more colors equate to an increased impact on sound quality. 
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rejected.content: Can you create some blog style content discussing the difference between colored and non-colored vinyl records?
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