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    Default early rave

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    is it a dubplate?
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    Might be white lable , dub plate came around about 1994 i think .

    ie jungle .

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    I may be wrong, but the term dub plate simply refers to a test press on acetate, this is different from a white label or on actual vinyl.
    I am sure some anorak will put me right though

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    Quote Originally Posted by groovesection View Post
    I may be wrong, but the term dub plate simply refers to a test press on acetate, this is different from a white label or on actual vinyl.
    I am sure some anorak will put me right though
    i'm standing under your umbrella....lol.

    my understanding is that a dub plate is just a press on acetate for testing purposes. an intermediate media to discover how it presses and works. bloody flimsy things. nice to have thou.

    it's a cost thing, once everyone is happy as larry with the dub-plate/test press/acetate -- then the vinyl press will green light.

    i always thought 'dub-plate' was coined during the very early jungle or drum and bass era.

    it would be really interesting to find out exactly where, when and who actually coined the term.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kammie View Post
    i'm standing under your umbrella....lol.

    my understanding is that a dub plate is just a press on acetate for testing purposes. an intermediate media to discover how it presses and works. bloody flimsy things. nice to have thou.

    it's a cost thing, once everyone is happy as larry with the dub-plate/test press/acetate -- then the vinyl press will green light.

    i always thought 'dub-plate' was coined during the very early jungle or drum and bass era.

    it would be really interesting to find out exactly where, when and who actually coined the term.
    like a lot of early 90s hardcore / breakbeat / jungle culture, the term came from the Jamaican reggae scene via the large Carribean descendant population in London

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