Vinyl Vibrations vs Deadwax

Vinyl Vibrations is the essential tool for audiophiles and vinyl collectors who demand the best sound quality from their turntable setup. It uses your iPhone's advanced sensors to detect and analyze vibrations that can affect your vinyl playback. Get the Most from Your Vinyl Collection Even the finest turntables and most expensive cartridges can be compromised by environmental vibrations. Vinyl Vibrations helps you identify and eliminate these hidden sound quality killers by: - Measuring vibration levels - Analyzing vibrations across all three axes (X, Y, Z) - Providing real-time vibration waveform visualization - Offering recommendations for your specific setup Place your iPhone on your turntable or nearby surface, tap "Run Test," and Vinyl Vibrations does the rest: Use Vinyl Vibrations to: - Find the optimal location for your turntable - Test the effectiveness of isolation platforms and feet - Evaluate wall-mounting options - Determine speaker placement to minimize feedback - Verify improvements after making changes Whether you're setting up a new turntable, troubleshooting sound issues, or fine-tuning your existing system, Vinyl Vibrations provides the objective data you need to achieve audiophile-quality playback. No internet connection required - your data stays on your device. *Developed by a vinyl enthusiast for vinyl enthusiasts.*

Most record apps tell you what albums you own. Connect to your Discogs collection, and Deadwax shows you which pressings you own, and whether they’re the ones worth keeping. Deadwax brings the pressing research collectors already do: audiophile versions, notable mastering engineers, forum favorites, and shootout results into one app. Deadwax. I have bought the same album three times, not on purpose. The first was a deal that did not sound right. The second came from a record fair - a dealer I trusted, a sleeve that looked right, a runout I could not quite read. It was not the one either. The third time, I had done the research. Read the threads. Cross-referenced the matrix markings. I paid more than I wanted to. The needle dropped, and I finally understood what all the fuss was about. The pressing makes the record. The same master, cut by a different engineer at a different plant, sounds like a different record. Most of us have been flying blind, or searching through forums and watching shootout videos to find the best pressing. A familiar scenario for any record collector. Deadwax changes that by doing the heavy lifting and research for you and bringing those insights to your fingertips with Pressing Intelligence. No marketplace noise - just the data that separates one copy from another to help you find the pressing to own. PRESSING INTELLIGENCE Every release in your collection gets a pressing-level breakdown: notable mastering engineers, audiophile and audiophile adjacent labels, best pressings from popular forums, and shootout video winners from creators we trust. PI badges flag full pressing Intelligence. AP badges surface the audiophile pressings you may not have known you owned. With a tap, you are directed to review forums and launched into a shootout video reference. YOUR COLLECTION A clean visual grid of your Discogs collection. PI and AP badges surface what matters. Tap any release for full pressing detail. No more cross-referencing different pressings across your browser tabs and reading decade-old forum threads. WANTLIST WITH PURPOSE Add a release directly from Deadwax. Syncs with Discogs. No double-entry, no marketplace upsell - just the pressings you are still hunting. Built around the specific pressing, not just the title. DISCOVER, CURATED A discovery surface organized around mastering engineers, audiophile labels, and the people who actually own these records - curated lists, not algorithmic filler. In the record shop, quickly type in the matrix from the deadwax and know instantly you’re holding a great-sounding pressing. If you have ever bought the same album twice chasing a better pressing -  Deadwax was built for you. If you have ever squinted at a runout etching, trying to decode whether it says A2 or B2, Deadwax was built for you. If you have ever wondered whether the copy on your shelf is the one to keep, you already know the answer. Deadwax shows it to you.