Inner groove sibilance (IGS) is a type of sibilance that occurs when the stylus reaches the inner grooves of a vinyl record. Sibilance is a high-pitched, harsh sound that is often caused by the stylus being too close to the edge of the record. IGS is a more severe form of sibilance that can be …
Vinyl records have long been celebrated for their warm and authentic sound, offering a unique listening experience for music enthusiasts. However, they are not without their challenges, and one such issue is inner groove sibilance. This phenomenon refers to the distortion or accentuation of sibilant sounds, such as “s,” “sh,” and “ch,” as the stylus …
