What stands out is how the black wax complements the album’s moody tone.
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Klymaxx – 45RPM – I Miss You, Video Kid – Constellation Records – 1984
A nice feature is the vinyl material’s ability to highlight ambient sounds.
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Gene Chandler Nothing Can Stop Me Constellation C-149 7″ 45 RPM Soul Single
You will see that the black pressing has a subtle texture when inspected closely.
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4 Evers – Stormy / Out Of The Crowd – Constellation Records C-151 – 1965 45 RPM
You will see that the black pressing is free from any visible swirls.
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Klymaxx The Men All Pause Rare 12″ EP 1984 VG+ on Constellation Recs MCA-23526
What stands out is how the black wax complements the album’s moody tone.
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The Sheppards Vol. IV Constellation Records R&B Soul Vinyl LP Record
What I like is the vinyl material’s durability, which keeps it playable for years.
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Dee Clark 45 It’s Impossible / T.C.B. Constellation Records C-147 ex
What stands out about this single is the production quality from a legendary studio.
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Gene Chandler No One Can Love You 7” 45 Soul R&B Constellation G+
A nice touch is the weight of the vinyl material—it feels substantial and well-made.
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Gene Chandler – Baby That’s Love / Bet You Never Thought – Constellation – 45RPM
This black pressing has a clean finish that reduces surface noise.
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Roscoe Robinson & Blind Boys – Sell Out To The Master 45 1964 Constellation Soul
A nice touch is the vinyl material’s slight flexibility, making it easy to handle.