The Paramount Pressing Standard
Paramount Pressing & Plating was founded to provide a home for one of the industry's true masters of vinyl production, dedicated to crafting records that stand the test of time. Co-founders Gary Salstrom and David Rawlings are like-minded in their quest for excellence in sound reproduction.
With decades of experience, they bring an unrivaled passion for craftsmanship, ensuring every pressing meets the highest standards. Their dedication to precision and artistry allows musicians and labels to deliver records that stand the test of time. At Paramount, every detail matters—from the first lacquer cut to the final pressing—because great music deserves nothing less.
One Stop Shop
From connecting you with a top-tier lacquer cutting engineer who ensures your audio is meticulously transferred to vinyl, to partnering with the industry's best printers to create stunning album artwork and packaging, we handle every detail with precision and care.
Our trusted network of experts ensures that your project maintains the highest quality standards from start to finish, giving you a seamless, stress-free experience. Whether it's achieving the perfect sound, selecting premium materials, or delivering a visually striking final product, we have you covered at every stage of the process.
Plus even more...
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Superior Vinyl Quality
Paramount Pressing uses high-grade vinyl materials and precise pressing techniques to ensure optimal sound quality with minimal surface noise.
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Faster Turnaround Times
We offer quicker production times compared to competitors, helping artists and labels get their records released on schedule.
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Customization & Special Pressings
Provide unique vinyl options, such as color variants, splatter designs, and custom etchings that competitors might not offer.
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Exceptional Customer Service
We works closely with clients, offering clear communication, expert advice, and dedicated support throughout the pressing process.
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Rigorous Quality Control
Conduct thorough inspections at every stage of the pressing process to catch defects, ensuring every record meets high-quality standards before reaching customers.