If 30Hz is a good compromise for most cartridge and arm combinations , I'm ok with that .
I'm sure it can be both higher or lower , but rarely at the lower end ??
I'm not qualified at answering where it typically lands .
So if the typical resonances makes the playback system unreliable below 30Hz we might need that compromise even if <30Hz sound are in the pressing.
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@Frank Dernie said it migth play these if they are on the disc but not at a correct level , possibly with higher amplitude ?
I also have qualms about modern vinyl done from digital sources do they really know what they are doing nowadays ?
I would draw the line at if the records is a digital production ill stick with a digital format .
And use vinyl for an old collection or old oddities and pressing that simply not exist in any other way , sadly i sold my vinyl collection, some disc where unobtanium ?
So if i get a vinyl player again it would be for nostalgia and just the charm of doing it
Btw what would the cutting lathe say about <30Hz would it perform well or will it also be compromised ?