More Raves for the Phenomenal Sound of White Hot Stamper Pressings
One of our good customers had this to say about some Hot Stampers he played for friends recently:
Hey Tom,
Story for you — last Saturday evening, a designer of a new world-famous tonearm, the owner of an elite high-end audio salon in California and I met for dinner with a well-known reviewer for one of the big audiophile rags, then went back to one of their houses to listen to records I had been asked to bring.

About 90% of the two dozen records I had selected were White Hot Stamper versions of classic rock staples.
For the next three hours, I spun disc after disc, to their delight.
Particular faves included Elvis Costello’s “My Aim Is True,” Led Zeppelin II, 10CC’s “The Original Soundtrack,” CSNY’s “Deja Vu,” and Chicago’s first LP.
Bill
Bill,
That sounds like a great way to spend an evening, playing killer copies of world class Demo Disc recordings! I would loved to have been there.
Without exception, these are five of our most beloved records, records we have been obsessed with since I first heard them all those years ago.
And of course we will never read a word about pressings with Hot Stampers, from this or any other demonstration, in one of the big audiophile rags. We are bad for their business. Their Heavy Vinyl advertisers would throw a fit. They know what we have to say about their shoddy products.

I guess there might just be something attractive about having the best sounding pressings in the world and being able to keep it amongst the small number of music loving audiophiles who are “in the know.”
But it would be nice if everyone could hear it for themselves.
Thanks for making a good start.
TP
Further Reading
- More letters, reviews and Commentaries for Deja Vu
- More letters, reviews and commentaries for My Aim Is True
- More letters, reviews and Commentaries for Led Zeppelin II
- More letters, reviews and commentaries for The Original Soundtrack
- More letters, reviews and commentaries for Chicago Transit Authority