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Classic Records (RIP) put this out in the early 2000s using the original analog master tapes (flat transfer, no EQ tricks supposedly). The Quiex SV-P (Super Vinyl Profile) is their proprietary low-noise, static-resistant formula. 200g platter – dead flat, heavy, and eerily quiet surface.

This edition utilizes the "Quiex SV-P" (Super Vinyl + Profile) formula, which was engineered to provide an extremely quiet noise floor and a flat profile for better tracking. Classic Records (RIP) put this out in the

: While many purists still prefer the 1969 Robert Ludwig "hot mix" for its raw aggression and bass impact, the Classic Records version is frequently ranked as the best all-analog alternative that doesn't suffer from the "needle-jumping" issues of the original first pressings . Critical Reception Led Zeppelin II - Discogs This edition utilizes the "Quiex SV-P" (Super Vinyl

: This proprietary vinyl formula is designed for extreme clarity and near-zero surface noise, allowing the delicate textures of Jimmy Page's guitar work and John Bonham’s thunderous drums to emerge from a silent background. A high-resolution rip at aims to capture the

A high-resolution rip at aims to capture the full frequency range and dynamic "air" of the analog source.

is often compared to the legendary .

Because Quiex SV-P is silent, the rip reveals the master tape hiss that was always there. Many listeners mistake tape hiss for bad rip quality. It is not. It is proof of an analog transfer with no noise reduction.